Ceuta, the Race for a Place in the Reception Center: 1,700 Beds for Thousands of Migrants
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In Ceuta hundreds of migrants run towards the port during the transfer from the beaches of Benítez and El Trampolín to the new temporary reception center. The structure, opened on 18 September, has 1,700 seats, sold out within a few hours. The police tried to contain the crowd while some people tried to reach the entrance first. Over 2,000 are then had to return to the beaches for lack of space. The Spanish autonomous city faces the consequences…
The Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, calculated this Monday that just over 3,000 migrants, including several hundred minors, are still living in the streets of Ceuta. The head of the department has offered this balance during an interview on TVE, where he has analyzed the situation facing the autonomous city.Torres has explained that during the next days the transfers to the different spaces contemplated…
More than 3,000 people continue in the open despite the transfer to the port, while entire neighborhoods denounce new shacks and improvised shops
The government estimates that they are still in the streets and beaches of Ceuta up to 3,000 migrants, among them "several hundred minors" who "in the coming weeks" will be located in "appropriate spaces", just as it was done on Friday with about 1,700 people. This was explained by the Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, in an interview on TVE.
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