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Breaking news on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The Government delegate in Ceuta denies that Vivas alerted Sánchez “about what was going to happen”

El Rey recibe esta tarde en audiencia al presidente de la Ciudad Autónoma

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Breaking news on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The Government delegate in Ceuta denies that Vivas alerted Sánchez “about what was going to happen”

The Government delegate in Ceuta, Miguel Ángel Pérez, has denied that the president of Ceuta, Jesús Vivas, warned of the massive entry of migrants into the autonomous city in the days leading up to the events. “I have read information about the days prior to the rush that said that President Vivas had tried to warn the President of the Government about what was going to happen. I suppose it will be a misunderstanding because it is not true,” he said.

The Ministry of Youth and Childhood has reported this Thursday that more than a hundred migrant minors are being cared for and have spent their first night in a Ceuta school. On Tuesday, Childhood requested permission to use two city schools to urgently care for unaccompanied minors who have been in Ceuta since last week.

Additionally, the King will receive an audience with the President of the Autonomous City of Ceuta at 6:00 PM in Marivent, in Palma, according to reports from the House of the King. The royal audience will take place after a meeting between Vivas and the President of the Balearics, Marga Prohens, also of the PP, scheduled for 1:00 PM.

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