Spain prepares new site in Ceuta to accommodate migrants after July influx
Spain invoked its Ports Law to add tents and other facilities for more than 1,000 migrants after the port authority rejected the plan.
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The regional government had previously opposed the construction of such a tent camp in the port of Ceuta. Nevertheless, the left government in Madrid signed the order.
Police Bust Migrant Boats Reaching Mainland Spain from Ceuta for Third Day
At least three boats carrying illegal migrants reached the coast of Algeciras on Saturday, 5 September, marking a third consecutive day of fresh landings from the direction of Ceuta. Police sources told Europa Sur that one vessel landed near Punta Carnero and two others reached nearby Cala Arenas, prompting a security operation around the lighthouse and surrounding roads. The arrivals followed nine migrants reaching Punta Carnero on Thursday and…
The decision aggravates the tension between Madrid and the executive of Ceuta. It is the first time that the central government intervenes directly in the port during the current migration crisis
Transport imposes the occupation of 16,000 square meters of the Poniente Pier after the Harbour Authority rejected the installation on Friday by a forceful majority of eleven votes in front of four
Transportation enables 16,000 square meters to install tents, nursing and social services provisionally until December 2026, after the rejection of the port authority
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