Pedro Sánchez urges global cities to act as sanctuaries for migrants

7 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28

Speaking at a Bloomberg Philanthropies event in Madrid, Sánchez addressed mayors from major cities worldwide, defending Spain’s pro-migrant stance.
He called on local leaders to support all residents, regardless of registration status or country of origin, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.
The appeal highlights Spain’s ongoing commitment to migrant rights and seeks to inspire similar policies in other international urban centers.

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What evidence supports opposition claims linking Spain's migrant amnesty to security risks?

What specific programs will address the 29% pay gap faced by Spain's immigrant workers?

Can Spain's housing market absorb a million new residents without creating a major crisis?

How will Spain match the skills of newly legalized workers to its specific labor shortages?

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