The Minister of Migration, José Luis Escrivá, has assured that by the end of this month the nearly 1,800 immigrants who remain housed in hotels in the Canary Islands, will be transferred to the camps deployed in the archipelago and the hotel establishments will be free empty again.
He stated this earlier today (Thursday) during his appearance in the Senate commission, in which he stressed that the six centres in Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura are all now open, and have more than 6,000 reception places in the Canary Islands, on top of the almost a thousand places that already existed before 2020.
