Spain Pledges €35 Million to Prevent Future Ceuta Influxes, Urges End to Violence
Authorities plan to add 2,000 reception spaces as hundreds of migrants remain on Ceuta’s streets and beaches, officials said.
- Territorial Policy Minister Torres announced early Wednesday that the government intends to open new facilities in Ceuta to accommodate 2,000 migrants still living on the streets, adding to 1,800 places made available last week.
- Conflicting figures characterize the official response; Economy Carlos Cuerpo cited 2,900 migrants on Monday, while Torres stated on Wednesday that 1,410 minors remain in the Spanish city.
- The government's plan to convert five Sports centers, including Santa Amelia and Guillermo Molina, into reception facilities has sparked controversy, prompting Vivas to prepare legal action to overturn the order.
- Before seeking court intervention, Vivas will meet Torres on Wednesday to request that Sports centers be removed from the list, aiming not to "place any further strain on the local community."
- Spain now operates 14 temporary and permanent shelters in Ceuta, including With Hospital Militar, though authorities acknowledge that many migrants remain unregistered or are living in the countryside.
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Jornal Expresso
ObservadorThe Spanish Minister of Health hopes that the migrants who entered Ceuta a month ago and continue on the streets of the autonomous city will be relocated in two to three weeks, after preparing spaces for this purpose.
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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has followed the government's thesis during his expected appearance in Congress: a seamless support for Morocco's collaboration in the migratory crisis in Ceuta. "It remains today", he defended about this help that has been criticized later by all parliamentary groups. "You are the gauge of Ceuta", is the adjective that has been used by the deputy Ana Belén Vázquez to refer to the holder of…
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