Huesca.- The Subdelegate of the Government in Huesca, José Carlos Campo, has chaired a meeting in the Subdelegation with the entities and social services of the regions of the province that provide advice and carry out procedures related to the process of extraordinary regularization. The objective of this meeting was to thank the Minister of Inclusion, Elma Saiz, for her work to promote the good pace in the management of requests, as well as to gather suggestions for the meeting held this afternoon in Zaragoza with social agents from the Autonomous Community.
The deputy delegate said that, more than a month after the start of the process, which ends on June 30, “both in the Post Office, where the procedures are carried out in the morning, and in the Social Security, where care is provided in the afternoons, everything is going without any incident and at a good pace.”
For his part, Bernardo Más, president of the Huesca Red Cross, one of the collaborating entities with the Ministry that attended the meeting, said that extraordinary regularization was “absolutely necessary” since it will improve the situation of many people who will have “equal access to work for other citizens.”
Campo has reiterated that this measure is “a question of justice with people who are already here, who live and work in our cities and towns, but it also responds to a demand constantly made by business sectors of the province.”