Spain’s Model Migration Deal at Risk as Dozens of Gambians Flee

The article discusses the potential risk to Spain's model migration deal as dozens of Gambians flee the country. According to the report, 33 Gambians hired to work in Spain on three-month contracts disappeared while in the country, threatening a program designed to provide a legal pathway to work in Europe. The program, which was lauded as a successful model for managing migration, aimed to offer temporary work opportunities to Gambians in Spain. However, the recent disappearance of a significant number of participants has raised concerns about the program's effectiveness and long-term sustainability. The incident highlights the complexities and challenges involved in managing migration, even in the context of well-intentioned initiatives. The article suggests that the situation could jeopardize the reputation and future of the migration deal, underscoring the need for robust monitoring and enforcement mechanisms to ensure the program's integrity and the protection of the rights of all involved.