Quando a AIMA vai funcionar direito?

Three years after its establishment, the Agency for Integration, Migration, and Asylum (AIMA) still struggles with communication issues, forcing immigrants to queue for information. Despite improvements in processing delays, the agency's inefficiency persists, with the government using high immigration volumes as an excuse for broader societal problems. Promises to enhance AIMA's functionality remain unfulfilled, and communication failures hinder public awareness of its initiatives. A new president, César Teixeira, is expected to lead a 'new phase,' but real change requires accessibility and responsiveness to immigrants' needs.