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Stancu Print

Stancu Print

Publisher’s rating: Google,Bing

Fundación Informativos.Net

La Gaceta de la Iberosfera

Publisher’s rating: La afirmación de que más de 3,9 millones de inmigrantes en España no trabajan es engañosa. Aunque el número es correcto en términos brutos, incluye a menores, jubilados, estudiantes y personas con discapacidad, y no refleja el porcentaje real de personas activas dentro del conjunto inmigrante. El dato ha sido sacado de contexto y no se basa en criterios estadísticos homologables.

PA Media

A video post on TikTok has claimed the Government is planning to “downsize the homes of pensioners and council tenants with extra bedrooms”. It attributes to the plan to Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and quotes her as saying: “The aim is to free up housing for the refugees who’ll be allowed to bring their families from abroad.” The post also suggests the plan has been implemented to reduce the reliance on using hotels.

Publisher’s rating: The Government has not announced any policy of acquiring homes with “spare” bedrooms or even encouraging the sale of such homes. The use of hotels to house those awaiting decisions on asylum claims is expected to continue indefinitely, with no drastic measures to end the policy soon.

Stancu Print

Stancu Print

Publisher’s rating: Google,Bing

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