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Spain Pledges €35 Million to Prevent Future Ceuta Influxes, Urges End to Violence

The government plans new shelters after 90% of arrivals left, but officials still cannot give an exact count of migrants in the city.

Summary
Spain's Interior Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska appeared before the lower house on Friday to report on the government's response following the events in Ceuta on 30 July. During his speech, the minister struck the same tone as the other members of the government who have appeared before Parliament and defended the government's handling of the situation in Ceuta, while also calling for calm following the recent disturbances and episodes of violence.

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The Spanish Minister of Health hopes that the migrants who entered Ceuta a month ago and continue on the streets of the autonomous city will be relocated in two to three weeks, after preparing spaces for this purpose.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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Mónica García announces that next week 1,000 additional spaces will be enabled Marlaska defends Morocco and accuses the PP and Vox of inciting "hate"

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The Minister of Health celebrates the "change of attitude" of the Ceuti government to facilitate spaces where migrants can be accommodated and regrets that the PP is "disturbing coexistence to try to destabilize the government": "It was clear that, following racist speeches, this framework was going to be used to generate violence."The government and the PP agree to ask for "calm down" in Ceuta while Vox fuels racist violence The Minister of Hea…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Interior Minister, along with other ministers, appeared before the Interior Committee of the Congress of Deputies, the lower house of the Spanish parliament, to explain the government's actions regarding the migration crisis in Ceuta. According to Grande-Marlaska, around 5,000 people remain in the Spanish exclave in North Africa, which was entered by around 80,000 migrants from Morocco at the end of July. A series of incidents in Ceuta: "Ill…

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The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has followed the government's thesis during his expected appearance in Congress: a seamless support for Morocco's collaboration in the migratory crisis in Ceuta. "It remains today", he defended about this help that has been criticized later by all parliamentary groups. "You are the gauge of Ceuta", is the adjective that has been used by the deputy Ana Belén Vázquez to refer to the holder of…

·Madrid, Spain
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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