Martin Varsavsky criticized the regularization of immigrants in Spain without requiring a work contract and the granting of the Minimum Living Income (IMV) to people who, as he wrote, had never worked. He also questioned the provision of unemployment benefits to those who stop working instead of sending them back home, and mentioned non-contributory pensions. Varsavsky argued that bringing in 700,000 immigrants a year, a third of whom are unemployed, when only 250,000 are needed, could open the door to social chaos. He added that the arrival of robots could leave many people without jobs. Regarding culture, he argued that if immigration was accepted because Spaniards were having few children, priority should be given to Hispanic people who spoke Spanish and loved Spain. #Inmigración #España #CaosSocial (translated)
