Concern over incomplete immigration regularization on the eve of elections in Spain
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The Spanish government has failed to complete an extraordinary immigration regularization process that was originally scheduled to conclude in September. As of October 9, the status of outstanding files remains unknown, and official figures regarding the remaining backlog have not been released.
This delay occurs with 50 days remaining before upcoming elections, fueling public concern. The lack of transparency and the incomplete status of the administrative process have become points of contention as the electoral period approaches.
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Infobae (second entry)Emphasizes public anger and the proximity to the elections