Spain Asks Brussels for Emergency Funding in Response to the Migratory Crisis in Ceuta
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European Commission promises rapid evaluation. EMAS provides for pre-financing of up to 80% of the funds — the same that has already supported the Canary Islands with 38 million in 2025.
The European Commission confirmed this Monday that it has received the formal request of the government of Pedro Sánchez to give the green light to emergency aid funds with which to deal with the migratory crisis in Ceuta. The request of the Spanish government occurs 25 days after the invasion of 80,000 ... Continue reading "The government asks Brussels for emergency funds to address the situation in Ceuta 25 days after the invasion"
The Commission will assess the city's needs to strengthen border security and the reception of migrants and minors
The request includes measures to strengthen border protection and infrastructure, as well as the reception of 'threats'
After the end of his vacation, the President of the Government comes to an aid which was available to him from day one.
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