Spanish Government Allocates 25 Million for Assistance to Minors in Ceuta
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Word approved in the Council of Ministers covers reception, schooling and medical support. Ceuta faces migration crisis with up to 8,000 people since the end of July.
The Spanish Government today approved in the Council of Ministers the transfer of EUR 25 million to Ceuta for assistance to unaccompanied minor migrants currently in that enclave in North Africa.
The Ministry of Youth and Children will transfer to Ceuta an extraordinary credit of 25 million euros aimed at strengthening the care of unaccompanied minors currently in the city. The fund has been approved on Tuesday by the Council of Ministers and will be voted on next Thursday, 27 August, at the Sectoral Conference on Children and Adolescents. Sira Rego, Minister for Youth and Children, has argued that this is a “essential” decision so that …
The Council of Ministers has approved to transfer 25 million euros to Ceuta for the care of migrant minors, a item that will be put to the vote at the Sectoral Conference on Youth and Children to be held by the Government and Autonomous Communities on Thursday.Read more
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