Illustration of Spanish Supreme Court ruling on immigrant regularization, showing judges in courtroom with immigrants and officials.
Illustration of Spanish Supreme Court ruling on immigrant regularization, showing judges in courtroom with immigrants and officials.
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Suprema Corte rejeita suspensão de regularização de imigrantes

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A Suprema Corte da Espanha rejeitou na sexta-feira um pedido para suspender o processo extraordinário de regularização de imigrantes. A decisão ocorreu após uma audiência envolvendo o governo regional de Madri, o Vox e outros grupos.

A Câmara do Contencioso-Administrativo da Suprema Corte indeferiu o pedido de suspensão cautelar apresentado pelo governo regional de Madri e pelo Vox. O decreto real está em vigor desde 14 de abril e o período de inscrição vai até 30 de junho.

A Advocacia-Geral do Estado informou que 549.596 solicitações foram recebidas, das quais 91.905 foram admitidas para processamento. O governo argumentou que a suspensão prejudicaria o interesse público e os direitos dos requerentes.

O tribunal considerou que a Hazte Oír e duas outras associações não tinham legitimidade para recorrer. Os fundamentos detalhados da decisão serão notificados nos próximos dias.

O que as pessoas estão dizendo

As reações iniciais no X destacam a rejeição da Suprema Corte ao pedido de suspensão do processo de regularização de imigrantes, com relatos neutros observando que a decisão permite que o plano do governo prossiga; usuários críticos expressam preocupações com serviços públicos e segurança, culpando a decisão por viabilizar as políticas de Sánchez, enquanto outros a veem como uma validação positiva para a regularização.

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