The Government States that Unaccompanied Minors Who Arrived in Ceuta "Want to Stay in Spain and Will Stay"
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Sira Rego, Minister of Youth and Childhood of the government chaired by Pedro Sánchez, announced this Monday that the more than 1,600 menas that entered Ceuta as part of the 30 July invasion and that they still continue in the streets of the autonomous city «are going to stay» in Spain because that ... Continue reading "The government announces that the 1,600 menas that entered Ceuta with the invasion «are going to stay» in Spain"
The Minister of Children, Sira Rego, says that "it does not matter the nationality and origin of a child" because everyone "has universal protection".
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The Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, explained that most of the children who remain in Ceuta “want to stay in Spain” and “are going to stay”. “There is a law that protects them, because in our country, and I say it with great pride, no matter the nationality and origin of a child, they have universal protection. All children are equal in our country before the law and we have a guarantee standard that listens to them, that protects th…
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