The Government announces an allocation of 25 million euros to care for minors in Ceuta
Elma Saiz points out that this adds to the 5.5 million that were allocated to the autonomous city at the sectoral Childhood conference last July.
The Government will allocate an extraordinary appropriation of 25 million euros to the autonomous city of Ceuta to care for unaccompanied minors who entered the enclave last Thursday. The Minister of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Elma Saiz, announced this in a statement to the media in Madrid on Tuesday, in which she stated that this amount is in addition to "the 5.5 million that were distributed in the sectoral conference on Childhood last July", in which 35 million were distributed to all the autonomous communities.
Saiz was unable to provide data on the number of migrant minors in the autonomous city, but Interior Ministry data indicate that more than 60,000 people crossed the border from Morocco, and that there are at least 90 dead.
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