Name: Decenas de detenidos en disturbios frente a hoteles de Dublín que alojan a solicitantes de asilo
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Description: Varios alborotadores se enfrentaron a la policía en Dublín frente a un hotel que alojaba a solicitantes de asilo y refugiados. La violencia de principios de semana se saldó con heridos y decenas de detenidos.

Varios alborotadores se enfrentaron a la policía en Dublín frente a un hotel que alojaba a solicitantes de asilo y refugiados. La violencia de principios de semana se saldó con heridos y decenas de detenidos.

Dublin

Several nights of unrest in Dublin have resulted in dozens of arrests after riots broke out outside hotels accommodating asylum seekers and refugees. The violence, which included the burning of a police van and clashes with masked youths, was condemned by politicians as acts of hatred and thuggery. The unrest was reportedly triggered by the alleged rape of a child at the City West Hotel, which has been used to house asylum seekers, intensifying local frustrations over the government's handling of the asylum system.

Authorities and community members have expressed concerns about the lack of consultation with local residents regarding the use of hotels as emergency accommodation. The state-run system for housing asylum seekers, initially intended as a short-term solution, has persisted due to ongoing housing shortages. Both local protesters and asylum seekers have described feeling unsafe and besieged amid the ongoing tensions.

Decenas de detenidos en disturbios frente a hoteles de Dublín que alojan a solicitantes de asilo

Durante varias noches seguidas esta semana estas fueron las ardientes imágenes que salieron de Dublín. Un furgón policial en llamas, jóvenes enmascarados, cascos antidisturbios y escudos. En la violencia provocó la condena de los políticos, que la calificaron de odio y violencia. matonismo. Pero para aquellos que sienten una frustración latente en un asilo sistema de asilo se considera roto, los disturbios no fueron una sorpresa y la culpa creen que es del gobierno. Siento una gran simpatía por la gente que viene de países devastados por la guerra y todo lo demás. Es horrible lo que está pasando en sus países. Pero si Irlanda no tiene los servicios para atenderlos o cuidar de ellos, ¿por qué los traen aquí? El jueves las cosas estaban más calmadas. La violencia de los días anteriores era desencadenada por la presunta violación de una niña de diez años en el City West que albergaba a solicitantes de asilo y refugiados. Alimentó la creencia de algunos de que los extranjeros aumentan la delincuencia. El gobierno dice que no hay pruebas de pero la gente ha estado protestando fuera del Hotel City West durante meses. ¿Cuál crees que es la solución? Bueno, la solución es tener más consulta con la población local de una zona y no sólo no sólo abrir estos centros sin ninguna consulta. Los solicitantes de asilo en Irlanda son alojados bajo un sistema estatal llamado IPAS. Cuando se introdujo en el año 2000 a corto plazo, pero 25 años después, debido a la escasez de viviendas, es todavía en marcha. Y debido al aumento de la demanda a menudo son hoteles y edificios en desuso que se utilizan como alojamiento de emergencia. El Hotel City West se está convirtiendo fortaleza. Todos con los que intentamos hablar aquí dijeron que estaban demasiado nerviosos para seguir cámara. Pero un refugiado que apoya a muchos de los residentes ucranianos del Hotel City West habló con nosotros. No saben cada mañana como si el día va a ser seguro si no va a pasar nada más si pueden permitir que sus hijos vayan detrás de la barreras para ir a las escuelas. La situación no es nada agradable pero al mismo entendemos de dónde viene este enfado y también queremos que nuestros niños se sientan seguros. Esta es una situación en la que todo el mundo se siente asediado. local manifestantes y solicitantes de asilo y refugiados por igual. Rory Challans Al Jazeera Dublín

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