PP: El Hierro overwhelmed by cr. migration, accuses Spanish govt. of forgetting about island

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"Canarians and residents of Erre feel lonely, deceived and overwhelmed: lonely when we see a big crisis with the arrival of immigrants in the Canary Islands and Minister Marlasca claims everything is fine and the next day Minister Escriva declares a migration emergency!" said Popular Party MP Juan Manuel Garcia Casañas.

"We are overwhelmed when we see more than 10,000 immigrants arriving on our island since August, while those in charge prioritize amnesty and pardons for their corrupt party comrades, while the small fishing town of La Restinga fills up with boats, garbage and fears it will affect its main economic engine, tourism,'''explains Popular Party MP Erre.

'Meanwhile, the Spanish government has left the island of El Hierro completely without support, there are no public institutions. The facilities used in this crisis are: a gymnasium in the village of San Andrés belonging to the Cabildo of El Hierro, a hostel belonging to the municipality of La Frontera and a student hostel transferred by the Ministry of Education of the Canary Islands'.