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The Sánchez government in Spain launched a mass amnesty process, reported by ABC.

11 reports, 7 independent Updated Aug 1

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The Sánchez government in Spain launched a mass amnesty process, reported by ABC.

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Spain Pedro Sánchez

How it developed

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Jul 2The mass legalization policy is under scrutiny for its implications on the Schengen zone and electoral integrity.1 source
- zerohedge.com
Jun 29New reports detail the amnesty application numbers and coverage by El País and Breitbart News.1 source
- breitbart.com
Jun 29PM implements residency scheme and predicts final regularization numbers, calling it Europe's largest amnesty.1 source
- freerepublic.com
Jun 25Current amnesty plans are being compared to the 2005 policy.Sub-event
Jun 22Sánchez government in Spain launched a mass amnesty process.1 source
- breitbart.com

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country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa
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Pedro Sánchez
Prime Minister of Spain since 2018
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