The Spanish Government has begun to develop one of the new temporary reception arrangements to accommodate between 500 and 700 people, according to the figures it offers, over 3,000 migrants who are still homeless in Ceuta.
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The Spanish Government has begun to develop one of the new temporary reception arrangements to accommodate between 500 and 700 people, according to the figures it offers, over 3,000 migrants who are still homeless in Ceuta.