Vox welcomes the appointment of a police officer as Director General of Immigration: "It looks good."

PalmThe new president of Vox in the Balearic Islands, Gabriel Le Senne, blessed the appointment of National Police Sub-Inspector Manuel Pavón as Director General of Immigration this Wednesday. "It looks good," he stated: "He seems like someone who knows the sector and can help do a good job."

"I'm glad the PP is here to follow this line, which I believe is reasonable and makes common sense, of controlling the borders, since we have laws, they must be enforced," he continued. However, he denied that the party had pressured for his appointment. "Immigration policies have been negotiated, but not for people," he explained.

These were Le Senne's first statements after being appointed. new leader of the training in the IslandsThe Speaker of the Parliament, who is being prosecuted for an alleged hate crime, thanked his party for the opportunity and announced that he will announce a reshuffle of the provincial executive in the coming days. "There are no people in the party who seek their personal interests or come to create instability," he warned.

Le Senne said he was unaware of the reasons that led the party to remove his predecessor, Patricia de las Heras, and stressed that he had not "asked for the position." The new provincial leader also praised the departure of Idoia Ribas from the far-right parliamentary group. "I wish her the best, but I have never understood the reasons she has given for doing what she has done," he continued. "When one is excessively concerned with one's personal interests, these angers and clashes occur."

"I hope I am not convicted, and so is the party."

Regarding the possibility of being convicted for tearing down a photograph of the Rojas del Molinar party during a plenary session of Parliament, Le Senne expressed his confidence that "this scenario will not occur" and his promotion to Vox "shows that the party is also doing so." Regarding the possibility of heading Vox's list in the upcoming regional elections, he said he is open to it, but that the decision the provincial executive will make is still unknown. "The important thing is to bring Santiago Abascal to the Moncloa Palace; that is the national strategy," he concluded.