Vivas abre ahora la puerta a que los “mínimos” casos de menores que no puedan ser devueltos a Marruecos sean derivados a la Península
El presidente de Ceuta dice que La Moncloa no le dijo de manera “literal” que era un “pesado” por los reiterados avisos antes del cruce masivo
Ceuta's mayor, Juan Jesús Vivas, has softened his stance on unaccompanied foreign minors arriving in the autonomous city through the mass crossing. Previously, the leader of the Partido Popular firmly stated that all such individuals must be returned to Morocco through family reunification or social care by the kingdom. However, on this Thursday, Vivas has opened the door for the "least" cases of minors who judicially or administratively cannot be returned to Rabat to be diverted to the Peninsula, where 11 communities are governed by fellow party members.
In Madrid, Genoa firmly rejects the idea of reallocating any of them to other Spanish territories, as the national leadership of the PP believes it would create a "shock effect" for new "invasions". In essence, Vivas has vocalized an inevitable reality, as it is very challenging for all of them to be repatriated. However, his party, led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo, aims to uphold the message that "all" must be returned.
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