Las comunidades del PP secundarán la primera reunión con la ministra Rego sobre los menores de Ceuta pese al rechazo de Vox
El Senado, de mayoría absoluta popular, mantiene las comparecencias de varios miembros del Gobierno pese a su negativa a no acudir a la cita
The reception of hundreds of unaccompanied foreign minors arriving in Ceuta and the stance of the People's Party (PP) and Vox on regional autonomy have faced their first test on Thursday. Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, has scheduled a technical meeting with the objective of addressing the exceptional crisis in the autonomous city and preparing a future Sectorial Conference focused on mass entry.
The national leadership of the People's Party announced on Monday that representatives from the territories where they govern independently will take a secondary role in the meeting, as confirmed by sources from several executives to EL PAÍS, despite the firm opposition from Vox. The ultras have jurisdiction over the matter in Extremadura, Aragon, and Castilla and Leon, and in an attempt to create as many obstacles as possible for the transfer of children and young people to the mainland, they have already stated they will not participate in the negotiation.
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