In 2026, the regularization of migrants has raised the ratio of contributors to Social Security to 2.5 for each retiree, reaching levels not seen since the real estate boom of the mid-2000s. (translated)

In 2026, the regularization of migrants has raised the ratio of contributors to Social Security to 2.5 for each retiree, reaching levels not seen since the real estate boom of the mid-2000s. (translated)

«ha sido menor que lo habitual por la regularización de las personas migrantes»
Spain lost 162,840 jobs in August, although Vice President Yolanda Díaz claims that the regularization of immigrants has mitigated the decline, preventing the situation from being worse. (translated)

The regularization of foreigners in Spain has led to a significant increase in the number of new unemployed, with 44,419 more people registered in August, which has caused tensions in the services of Sepe and has made the total unemployment reach 2,355,918, the lowest figure since 2007. (translated)

A report from the National Center for Immigration and Borders suggests that the government's regularization process under Sánchez may have influenced the massive influx of more than 70,000 immigrants in Ceuta, despite official denials of any connection between the two events. (translated)

In August, Spain lost 163,000 jobs and saw an increase of 44,000 people unemployed, although the drop in membership was the most moderate in the last five years due to a massive regularization of migrants. (translated)

The article analyzes the paradox of the criticisms from Morocco and other European countries towards Spain for the regularization of migrants, questioning the narrative of the pull effect and highlighting that migration is a complex phenomenon influenced by multiple factors and not necessarily by the granting of permits in Spain. (translated)

Modou Ndiaye, a Senegalese undocumented migrant living on the beach in Ibiza, became a local hero by putting out a fire in an apartment block, while neighbors urge the administration to speed up his regularization process. (translated)

The Spanish government is on alert due to the growing support for Vox following the migration crisis in Ceuta and the announcement of an extraordinary regularization of migrants, which has led to an increase in polls for the party of Santiago Abascal, while a possible cut in aid to social entities linked to immigration is being considered. (translated)

The article examines how European countries such as Italy, Germany, and Portugal have successfully implemented migrant regularization programs, even though their policies have been the target of criticism, while many similar measures aimed at legalizing the stay of people in managed migration have been carried out in recent decades compared to Spain. (translated)

The article highlights that Spain has reached a record of 3.5 million foreign workers, driven by the regularization of migrants, with sectors such as hospitality, agriculture, domestic work, and construction leading this growth, where it is observed that one third of employees in hospitality are foreign and many of them have moved from working without papers to having formal contracts and improved working conditions. (translated)

In July, the Spanish Social Security reached a record of 3.5 million foreign affiliates, representing 15.6% of the total affiliates, driven by a dynamism in extraordinary regularization, with special growth in sectors such as hospitality and agriculture. (translated)

The regularization of immigrants in Spain has led to a historic record of 3.5 million foreign affiliates in Social Security, with an annual growth of 13.6%, highlighting Morocco, Colombia, and Romania as the main countries of origin of the contributors. (translated)

The Spanish government has acknowledged for the first time that its policy of regularizing migrants has contributed to the recent surge of irregular entries in Ceuta, stating that none of them will be regularized and that they will be expelled. (translated)

The article analyzes the growing opposition of European leaders, such as Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, toward the regularization of immigrants in Spain, highlighting an integration problem that has been affecting Europe for decades and questioning the effectiveness of current immigration policies in the face of cultural diversity and the asylum crisis. (translated)

16 años viviendo en España. Rusa. Le niegan el permiso de residencia. Mientras tanto, las regularizaciones abiertas para quien entra de forma irregular. En este país, hacer las cosas por la vía legal parece tener menos premio que saltarse la valla. https://t.co/gxiHm5MNo1 #Inmigración #DerechosHumanos #España
Yo estoy de acuerdo con @GiorgiaMeloni : una regularización masiva no puede ser la respuesta a una política migratoria sin control. Si queremos evitar el efecto llamada, primero hay que ordenar las fronteras. ¿Y tú qué opinas? https://t.co/x0Kc1pyer2 #Migración #Política #Fronteras