Vivas now opens the door for the "minimum" cases of minors who cannot be returned to Morocco to be referred to the Peninsula
Ceuta's president says La Moncloa did not literally tell him he was a "pain" over the repeated warnings before the mass crossing.
Ceuta's President, Juan Jesús Vivas, has moderated his stance on unaccompanied foreign minors arriving in the autonomous city. Previously, he insisted that all should be returned to Morocco through family reunification or social services. However, Vivas now suggests that a minimal number of cases that cannot be returned to Rabat judicially or administratively could be relocated to the Spanish Peninsula.
The national PP leadership, including Alberto Núñez Feijóo, opposes relocation, citing concerns of creating an "effect llamada" for further migration.
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