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Government Figures 1,120 Completed Triage of Migrants in Ceuta Since the Beginning of the Migration Crisis

Grande-Marlaska alludes to the complexity and guarantees of the formalities and augurs that it will not be necessary to renew the single command at the end of the year Ceuta returns to the classes between complaints about the lack of police and a forced normality

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Grande-Marlaska alludes to the complexity and guarantees of the formalities and augurs that it will not be necessary to renew the single command at the end of the year Ceuta returns to the classes between complaints about the lack of police and a forced normality

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It admits that the identification process has been complicated by new European requirements and that the lack of accommodation is a difficulty.

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The minister returns to Ceuta to visit the new facilities of the Temporary Reception Centre for Immigrants, a facility that ensures that they will help alleviate the collapse of asylum and expulsion procedures.Return to school in Ceuta starts “without incidents” and 70% of attendance: “We wanted to return” If there are no records, there is no resolution of asylum requests. And without that procedure, there are no expulsion or return orders. That…

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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has deployed 25 police officers in Ceuta to identify the invaders, but has put only 10 computers. This situation is happening in the Temporary Reception Centre for Foreigners (CATE) provisional enabled by the Ministry of the Interior in the industrial estate of El Tarajal. Some facilities that this Tuesday ... Continue reading "Marlaska chapuzas: deploy 25 police officers in Ceuta to census…

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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has estimated that the 'single command' established by the government to manage the migratory crisis in Ceuta will not be renewed and that the Ceutis will "nextly begin to notice, in their day to day, improvements in the situation".

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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