Unity Over Division: Immigrants Are Part of Spain’s Success
The recent decision by the PP and Vox parties in the Valencian Parliament to separate statistical data between native and migrant populations has sparked widespread concern among social organizations and academic experts.
While some argue this differentiation could offer insight into public policy needs, many fear it risks reinforcing prejudice rather than fostering understanding.
Organizations like Cáritas emphasize that data can be useful when used ethically to improve citizens’ well-being.
However, its Secretary General in Alicante, Javier Ruvira, warns that statistics should not be weaponized to suggest immigrants create a negative impact.
Author's summary: Immigrants contribute to Spain's success.
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