Ha habido más protestas, y contraprotestas, en varias ciudades británicas, frente a hoteles utilizados para alojar a solicitantes de asilo. Algunos manifestantes de extrema derecha pidieron que uno de los hoteles dejara de alojar a migrantes.

Bournemouth

In Bournemouth, UK, anti-immigration protesters gathered outside a hotel being used to house asylum seekers, expressing concerns about the impact on the local tourism industry and cultural issues. Opposite them, anti-racism demonstrators from the group Stand Up To Racism assembled to show support for asylum seekers, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable people fleeing persecution and war.

Police kept the two groups separated with a buffer zone, and the protest remained peaceful. The demonstration reflects ongoing divisions in the UK over immigration, with a significant backlog of asylum cases and continued crossings of the English Channel contributing to the debate.

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invasores y tienes que volver a casa. Un duro mensaje de los manifestantes anti-inmigrantes, su ira palpable y su objetivo, un hotel que alberga a solicitantes de asilo en Bournemouth, en la costa sur de Inglaterra. playas más conocidas de Gran Bretaña. Estoy protestando por la apropiación de nuestros hoteles, que es nuestra industria turística aquí abajo. El la ciudad lucha sin estos hoteles y uno a uno han sido tomados. ¿Y vives aquí? Sí, en realidad vivo a sólo 200 metros. Bueno, creo que es más como la cultura que traen porque no tienen respeto en absoluto por nuestras mujeres y nuestros niños. Al otro lado de la carretera, una reunión muy diferente. Gente que dice estar aquí para apoyar el asilo solicitantes de asilo. Entre ellos, una zona de seguridad. Bien, desde que estas protestas empezaron hace varias semanas, la táctica de la policía ha sido para tratar de mantener a los dos grupos completamente separados. Ahora, por aquí, tienes gente que protestan contra la inmigración. Y si nos fijamos allí, que es un grupo llamado Stand Up To Racism y dicen que están aquí para tratar de proteger a los solicitantes de asilo. Para ellos, se trata de velar por los vulnerables. No se puede demonizar a todos los que aparecen en este país. Necesitas conocer la historia de fondo y averiguar la verdad. No es cierto que vengan y se lleven nuestras casas. Es verdad no es cierto que se queden con todos nuestros trabajos. Es mucho más complicado que eso. La premisa básica es que defendemos a las personas que son vulnerables y estas personas que son intentando cruzar el canal, arriesgando su vida para escapar de la persecución y la guerra. Así que les estamos apoyando. Los que estaban dentro del hotel se mantuvieron fuera de la vista y esta protesta siguió siendo pacífica. Pero con una enorme retraso en los casos de asilo y un gran número de personas que siguen cruzando el Canal de la Mancha, las divisiones que alimentaron esta manifestación van a continuar. Milena Veselinovic, Al Jazeera, Bournemouth.

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