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Species · CeutaAbout thirty ornithologists from twelve European countries have worked for more than five years under the Life PanPuffinus project to study two species of pardelas: the Mediterranean and the Balearic Islands, to learn about the threats they face and to find ways to combat them. Among the main problems affecting both species is the predation of the eggs and chickens of these birds, which are carried out by some invasive mammals and, in particular…See the Story
Mediterranean and Balearic Pardelas: Address the Future of the Species in Malta
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Europe · CeutaThe Autonomous City of Ceuta constitutes the southern gateway to Spain and Europe. Located in the north of the African continent and bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, this enclave is the land border between the two continents. Its strategic geographical location implies that Ceuta must face very particular challenges, among which are the management of border security, the control of migratory flows or the diff…See the Story
Ceuta: From Migratory Pressure to the Impulse of New Sectors
Health · CeutaThe Health Federations and Socio-Sanitary Sectors of CCOO de Ceuta and Melilla have sent a formal request to the Minister of Health, Mónica García Gómez, for a ruling on the effective implementation of Royal Decree 118/2023 of 21 February, which regulates the organization and operation of the National Institute of Health Management (Ingesa) and declares that health posts in both autonomous cities are difficult to cover.See the Story
