Spain Formally Seeks EU Emergency Funds to Address Ceuta Migration Pressure
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The European Commission insists that all those who entered irregularly from Morocco be returned.
Nicolás Castellano explains in 'Hora 14' that many minors have not yet been identified and that hundreds of children remain outside the protection system
The European Commission confirmed this Tuesday that it has received and is considering a request for assistance from the Government of Spain to strengthen the security of the border with Morocco and improve the reception capacity in Ceuta, after the massive influx of people last June. Continue reading...
European Commission promises rapid evaluation. EMAS provides for pre-financing of up to 80% of the funds — the same that has already supported the Canary Islands with 38 million in 2025.
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