Government Extends Humanitarian Aid Allocation in Ceuta to 44.5 Million
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The Minister of Migration praises the Ceutis as an “example of coexistence, solidarity, serenity” and calls for the Red Cross volunteers not to be “threated” or “intimidated”
The Spanish Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration announced today that the government has increased to 44.51 million euros, coming from the European Union, funding to strengthen humanitarian aid in Ceuta after the migration crisis.
The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has announced an increase of up to 44.5 million euros to strengthen humanitarian care in [...]
The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has announced that the Spanish government has increased the credit to 44.51 million euros, financed by the European Union, to strengthen humanitarian care in Ceuta after the migration crisis, for which the departure was now 6.4 million.
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