Sánchez and Ceuta Agree on New Accommodation for Migrants After the Escalation of Violence
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The government has managed to reach an agreement with Ceuta to provide new spaces for the reception of immigrants who are still without accommodation in the autonomous city since the massive entry of people on the border with Morocco on July 30th. According to sources from La Moncloa, at the meeting of the situation committee held on Friday, in which Ceutí President Juan Jesús Vivas and the Minister of Territorial Policy and Unique Command, Ange…
The day after the altercations and the outbreak of violence against an immigrant settlement, the committee in charge of coordinating the response to the Ceuta crisis has "unanimously" agreed on a new list of spaces to relocate immigrants who do not have accommodation in the autonomous city, according to Spanish government sources. The location of these facilities will not be made public until the list has been formally approved by the next counc…
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