La presión del PP complica el traslado de 500 niñas inmigrantes de Ceuta a la Península
El Ministerio de Juventud e Infancia está pendiente de que Vivas acepte una vía para sortear el veto de los gobiernos autonómicos
The Ministry of Youth and Childhood continues to search for ways to alleviate the collapse of care systems in Ceuta, but the political position of the People's Party (PP) is obstructing the initial solutions. For two weeks now, the department headed by Sira Rego has publicly presented the option of immediately transferring around 500 girls to the Peninsula, where they would be distributed in centers with capacity for 20 to 30 minors through a contract signed with private entities.
The Ministry emphasizes the refusal of Ceuta to carry out the procedure, while official sources from the autonomous city claim they have no "written evidence" of the existence of such places in non-profit organizations and point out that it is not common for these to be available outside of the framework agreements of each community.
The department headed by Rego states that they do have this information, which has also been discussed in bilateral meetings, but they refuse to escalate the issue.
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