Portugal expels about 18,000 illegal immigrants before the initial assembly elections
AdvertisementOn Saturday, the Portuguese government announced that it was planning to evict about 18,000 foreigners living in the country without a license or legal authorization.
President of the President, Antonio Leido Amaro, has asked the central right -wing government to issue about 18,000 announcements for illegal immigrants.
According to Leidio Amaro, the agency of coordination, migration and asylum (IMA) received recommendations to start next week, and the first 4,500 unparalleled immigrants may be asked to volunteer within 20 days.
They are mainly citizens Shengan couldn’t be in place The Minister said that other European countries could not allow the residence of the Portuguese region, the general newspaper quoted.
The announcement comes in the previous period Initial general elections The country is scheduled for May 18.
Last week, Leidio Amaro was quoted in local newspapers, “Portugal must reconsider its deported system, which does not function.”
“It is important to realize that Portugal is one of the three countries of Europe, and the deportation of persons who are forced to violate the rules for security reasons are at least deported,” he said.
Prime Minister Luis Mandinigro called on this month after his minority government, led by the SPD -led minority government, losing a vote of confidence in Parliament.
What led to the decline of the government?
Mandinigro, who ruled a year ago, Accused of confrontation with interested in SpinumvivaFamily Institute.
Spinumviva would have received money from a company with an important gambling provided by the government.
“To dissolve uncertainty,” Mandinigro called for the initial elections. Instead, the opposition parties have come up with it.
His government, which was formed in an alliance with the CDS-PP, was in power for less than a year and had 80 seats in the current 230 seat assembly.
The majority of the opposition representatives led by the central-left-left and the attendance were 128 seats, promised to vote against them and fulfilled their promise.
A close study introduces a country of 10.6 million people in several months of political uncertainty, and at one time investing 22 billion in the EU development fund to restore its economy.
As the extreme right -wing party rose third in last year’s election, political researchers have been worried about the growing wave of European population in the country.
AdvertisementFollowing the Blackhead Revolution in 1974, since the conversion of democracy, Portugal has not experienced political turmoil like a living, which has ended four times dictatorship.
The collapse of the minority government in March refers to the worst period of political instability in 50 years of democracy in the country.
Other sources • Euronevs Lisbon
