The reception of minors by the Ceuta crisis puts the PP and Vox pacts to the test in the communities
The Popular Party leaders ensure they will comply with the law despite being against it and the signed agreements; foreign children and young people have continued to arrive on the Peninsula at least until mid-July.
The last four government agreements between the PP and Vox in the regions where elections have taken place share one common point. "No more unaccompanied minors". This is what both parties agreed to in Extremadura, Aragon, Castile and León, and Andalusia. In the rest of the territories where the Popular Party governs alone, furthermore, there is total resistance to accepting more foreign children and young people on the pretext that resources are already overwhelmed, and also with the far-right putting pressure from the right.
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