Page rejects “Meloni-type” immigrant centers in Ciudad Real and reveals confidentiality agreements with the Government

The president of Castilla-La Mancha, Emiliano García-Page, has once again rejected the possible installation of an immigrant reception centre at the Ciudad Real airport, which it has described as "traditional" centres. Melons", to ensure that "a problem as serious as the one we face cannot be solved in bulk, because it touches the sensitive fiber of humanity."

During his speech at the inauguration of the Sigüenza Wastewater Treatment Plant, Garcia-Page He has indicated that his Government “is at the antipodes” of this type of action, which he has described as “macrocentres lost in the middle of the countryside” and fenced off.

However, he has assured that the Castilian-Manchegan Executive is willing to collaborate on the immigration problem that the country is suffering. “We have to collaborate, and a lot, but one thing is to collaborate and another thing is to ungratefully endure the policy of faits accomplis,” he said.

However, he has contrasted this type of immigrant centres that are being talked about for the airport Ciudad Real with the migrant integration center of Sigüenza, “in collaboration with what was the Bishopric.” “Not only does it not pose any difficulties, but due to its scale, its human conditions and its close treatment, it is being positively valued by one hundred percent of the population.”

“This is the humane and close model that we would all like for our children and that we wish for the rest of human beings,” he said, adding that “it is exactly the opposite” of an immigrant center at the airport Ciudad Real.

C-LM Government reveals that Ciudad Real airport has a confidentiality agreement with the Government

The Minister of Economy, Business and Employment of the Government of Castilla-La Mancha, Patricia Franco, has revealed that the airport of Ciudad Real has a confidentiality agreement signed with the Government of Spain, which is why it cannot “reveal anything” regarding plans to dedicate its facilities to housing migrants.

During the XIII edition of the Entrepreneurship Forum in Ciudad Real, franc He said that his department has contacted “both the airport and management.”

“And this Monday, the confidentiality agreement with the Government was put on the table for us,” he added, pointing out that the company “could not disclose anything.” “We demanded that any decision be communicated to those who are competent in the matter. That has not happened. Nor has the proposal received from the Secretary of State.”