Jordi Turull, the general secretary of Junts per Catalunya, has highlighted the pressure that migration is exerting on the region's public services. In recent statements, Turull compared the situation to the mismatch between the body's growth and a dress that remains the same size, suggesting that the current infrastructure cannot sustain the increase in population. According to the politician, this reality has led to the collapse of several essential services, which requires urgent attention to adapt resources to the new demographic needs.
Turull stressed the importance of addressing this challenge through appropriate policies that enable effective migration management. He insisted that without structural reforms, the health, education, and other vital services could continue to deteriorate, affecting the quality of life of the residents. These statements come amid growing debates about the capacity of institutions to integrate migrants and ensure harmonious coexistence, reflecting a shared concern among diverse political forces regarding the sustainability of public services in Catalonia.
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