Government Spokesperson Downplays Fake Border Crossers Concerns
Guillem Casal states no alarming situation exists despite regional worries in Alt Urgell, affirming continued checks without further details on.
Key Points
- Guillem Casal: 'Not an alarming situation with fake border crossers.'
- Checks on border crossers will continue.
- Contrasts with pressing concerns in Alt Urgell region.
- No details given on incident numbers or measures.
Guillem Casal, the government's spokesperson, has downplayed concerns over fake border crossers, stating that the situation does not warrant alarm but that checks will continue.
In comments reported on 12 February 2026, Casal said: "We are not in an alarming situation [with the fake border crossers], but we will continue carrying out controls."
The remarks contrast with perceptions in the Alt Urgell region, where the issue appears more pressing. Authorities have not provided further details on the number of incidents or specific measures being taken.
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