Spain becomes the world's new Captain Sweden
An analysis of Spain's migration policy and its comparison with Sweden, following a tweet pointing to improved Swedish security. Discover the current situation.
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The message suggests that Spain has become a "pogre madhouse" on migration, unlike Sweden, which is said to be tightening its policies and seeing results in security.
## The paradox of reception
It seems that the perception of migration management has taken a curious turn. It is said that even people in **China**, far removed from our internal disputes, have been surprised by the way the Spanish government itself seems to act against its own citizens on immigration issues, as peine in **Ceuta**. Meanwhile, in **Sweden**, there is talk of a change of course: "remigration" policies, visa restrictions and a focus on "Law and Order" to tackle problems with immigrant gangs.
## Improving security in Sweden?
One fact mentioned is an alleged **77%** drop in shootings in **Sweden** over the past four years. If true, it would indicate that tough measures are bearing fruit in terms of public safety. The comparison being made is that, in contrast to this Swedish evolution, **Spain** is said to be falling into a "pogre madhouse," suggesting that current policies in our country are a mess.
## The paradox of reception
It seems that the perception of migration management has taken a curious turn. It is said that even people in **China**, far removed from our internal disputes, have been surprised by the way the Spanish government itself seems to act against its own citizens on immigration issues, as peine in **Ceuta**. Meanwhile, in **Sweden**, there is talk of a change of course: "remigration" policies, visa restrictions and a focus on "Law and Order" to tackle problems with immigrant gangs.
## Improving security in Sweden?
One fact mentioned is an alleged **77%** drop in shootings in **Sweden** over the past four years. If true, it would indicate that tough measures are bearing fruit in terms of public safety. The comparison being made is that, in contrast to this Swedish evolution, **Spain** is said to be falling into a "pogre madhouse," suggesting that current policies in our country are a mess.
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