إسبانيا توافق على خطة لمنح نحو نصف مليون مهاجر غير موثّق وضعاً قانونياً

Spain's government approves a landmark regularization plan for up to half a million undocumented migrants, citing their role in building a diverse nation. | Contesto: cronaca

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• إسبانيا توافق على خطة لمنح نحو نصف مليون مهاجر غير موثّق وضعاً قانونياً

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The Spanish government has approved a groundbreaking plan to grant legal status to an estimated 470,000 to 500,000 undocumented migrants residing in the country. The announcement was made by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who framed the move as a recognition of migrants' fundamental contributions to Spanish society. The regularization, one of the largest of its kind in Europe in recent years, will allow those who meet specific, yet-to-be-detailed criteria to emerge from the shadows of the informal economy and access full labor rights, social services, and legal residency. Prime Minister Sánchez directly linked the policy to the nation's identity and future ambitions. "Migrants have helped build the rich, open, and diverse Spain that we are and that we aspire to be," he stated, positioning the measure not merely as an administrative shift but as a moral and economic imperative. The declaration underscores a deliberate political choice to contrast Spain's approach with the increasingly restrictive immigration policies seen in other parts of Europe and to address critical labor shortages in key sectors such as agriculture, hospitality, and care work. The plan arrives at a complex juncture for Spanish and European migration policy. Spain has long been a primary entry point for migrants crossing the Mediterranean from Africa, creating a persistent tension between managing borders and integrating those who remain. Previous governments have implemented smaller-scale regularizations, but the scope of this initiative is unprecedented in its recent history. It seeks to resolve the status of a significant portion of the population living without papers, a situation that leaves individuals vulnerable to exploitation and deprives the state of tax revenues. Economists and social organizations have long argued that large-scale regularization benefits the formal economy. Bringing hundreds of thousands of workers into the legal framework is expected to boost social security contributions, increase consumer spending, and fill chronic vacancies in industries reliant on migrant labor. Furthermore, it aims to undercut the black market, improve working conditions across the board,...

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