Editorial: El Mundo

• The current Government shows paralysis and lacks a long-term migration policy.
• There is no political will to establish effective dialogue with the opposition.
• The migration crisis has exceeded the capacity of reception in Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla.
• The Government's apathy is reflected in the delay in addressing the emergency situation.
• The commitment to intensify meetings and reform the Immigration Law is vague and without concrete results.
• A solid plan is required to address the migration crisis, which includes a State pact and an integral vision.
• This plan should consider increasing control of the borders, declaring a migration emergency, injecting more funds into autonomous communities and the support of the European Union.

Conclusion: The current migration crisis and the inability of the Government to present a solid plan and conduct effective dialogue with the opposition expose a critical lack of leadership that could take the situation to an unmanageable state.

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