European funds to repopulate the Pyrenees with migrants

[Aldaris]

Center of Bilbao is literally full of MENAs.

So then wish us luck, CV. That would probably be true for all the big cities around the coast. But say in the area between Donostia and Iruña? Not that many of those moros (relatively speaking, as I've already said, one is too many).

[Cristiano viejo]

So then wish us luck, CV.

I do, you need it. The San Francisco neighborhood is literally flooded by MENAs, the crime is wild there.

That would probably be true for all the big cities around the coast. But say in the area between Donostia and Iruña? Not that many of those moros (relatively speaking, as I've already said, one is too many).

No, San Sebastián, Santander, Oviedo, Gijón, La Coruña... any of these has great amount of immigrants, Bilbao does. Bilbao is famous for its high % of immigrants. The Barcelona of the Cantábrico, unfortunately.

[Aldaris]

I do, you need it. The San Francisco neighborhood is literally flooded by MENAs, the crime is wild there.

No, San Sebastián, Santander, Oviedo, Gijón, La Coruña... any of these has great amount of immigrants, Bilbao does. Bilbao is famous for its high % of immigrants. The Barcelona of the Cantábrico, unfortunately.

Depends. The San Francisco area is a mess, but Indautxu for example - not really, while aswell being in the center. But then again, we are still talking about one city, not the entire region. A town like Oiartzun is pretty much devoid of those.

[gixajo]

Depends. The San Francisco area is a mess, but Indautxu for example - not really, while aswell being in the center. But then again, we are still talking about one city, not the entire region. A town like Oiartzun is pretty much devoid of those.

From 2008:

Los nuevos 'arrantzales'
Los inmigrantes representan el 10% de las tripulaciones de los pesqueros de bajura vizcaínos Sus patrones dicen que son la solución a la falta de relevo generacional

https://www.elcorreo.com/vizcaya/200...-20080818.html

I don´t know well about the Bilbao or Donosti situation, but Vitoria is full of inmigrants, You are walking down the street, and you only see old people and immigrants evrywhere.

In this village about 12% is from outside the EU. Not from the Basque Country, not from Spain, from outside the EU. And many that are also inmigrants, are from the EU, from example , a lot of Portuguese/French gypsies that appeared suddenly 20 years ago from no-one-knows-from-where and settled here.

The phenomenom is everywhere,in Basque rural areas too.

The social assistance of the Basque Country is one of the most generous in the entire spanish state, and has a powerful pull effect, apart from the fact that there is traditionally more work here and it is better paid than in most of the rest of Spain.

[Fruslay]

Even one is too many if you read Spanish news. Still though, the immigrant population in Euskadi is comparatively low, some seven percent.

Yeah I've always wondered why the immigrant population is relatively low there, even though it is increasing very fast. Why has a region with a good economy and low unemployment a % of immigrants below the Spanish average? Who knows but it gives a clue about how immigration is an euphemism for state-sponsored colonization.

[Aldaris]

From 2008:



https://www.elcorreo.com/vizcaya/200...-20080818.html

I don´t know well about the Bilbao or Donosti situation, but Vitoria is full of inmigrants, You are walking down the street, and you only see old people and immigrants evrywhere.

In this village about 12% is from outside the EU. Not from the Basque Country, not from Spain, from outside the EU. And many that are also inmigrants, are from the EU, from example , a lot of Portuguese/French gypsies that appeared suddenly 20 years ago from no-one-knows-from-where and settled here.

The phenomenom is everywhere,in Basque rural areas too.

The social assistance of the Basque Country is one of the most generous in the entire spanish state, and has a powerful pull effect, apart from the fact that there is traditionally more work here and it is better paid than in most of the rest of Spain.

Not my intention to underestimate the alarming data, this has to be adressed. But alongside the fact that the Basque Country has less immigrants then Spain as a whole when we go into the percentages. Then again, one too many so there are no victors here anyway.

[Cristiano viejo]

Not my intention to underestimate the alarming data, this has to be adressed. But alongside the fact that the Basque Country has less immigrants then Spain as a whole when we go into the percentages. Then again, one too many so there are no victors here anyway.

The center and the north of the country, except Madrid and Catalonia, have less immigrants than the average by far.

The shitholes are Madrid, Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia and parts of Andalusia (Almería, specifically).

[Longbowman]

Rural depopulation is a serious issue, but this isn't the way to resolve it. Rather, the young people who have moved to the cities over the years should be given grants to return to these kinds of villages and set up their own businesses and services.

Unrealistic.

[alnortedelsur]

There should be people among the Spanish natives (and acceptable full/mostly Euro immigrants) who would be willing to populate and revitalize those rural areas if given the money, resources and incentives. No need to fill those gaps with non-white (SSA and North African immigrants). Blacks and Northern Africans should not be in the big cities nor sent to populate rural Spain, but should be deported.

Is simple common sense, but we know we have anti-national governments in western Europe.

[Andullero]

Catalans are really retarded people, this is another more.

It seems the plan is to practice self ethnic-cleansing on both sides of the border, and also drag their Occitanian parent population into the mess for good measure.