Las comunidades aprueban los 25 millones para Ceuta, pero mantienen el pulso por los menores inmigrantes
La ministra de Infancia reitera que la reagrupación familiar es la prioridad, aunque admite que “en la mayoría de los casos no hay posibilidad de retorno”
Last night, Ceuta witnessed a tense situation as thousands of migrants camped on El Trampolín beach, demanding "expulsion, invaders." The police intervened to prevent them from attacking the migrants. This led to protests by locals, who were frustrated by the government's decision to abandon the idea of using sports stadiums as temporary shelters for the migrants.
In response, Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, invited all communities to a Sectorial Conference to discuss the care for unaccompanied migrant minors in Ceuta. This move came after the People's Party (PP) blocked the matter at a preparatory meeting, where the far-right Vox party refused to participate. Meanwhile, Prosecutor General of the State, Teresa Peramato, visited Ceuta to meet with its Mayor, Juan Jesús Vivas, and the Government's delegate, Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, to address the crisis caused by the arrival of tens of thousands of migrants from Morocco.
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