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Melilla Rejects the New CETI or CATE Announced by the Government and Demands that Sánchez Stop Irregular Entries After the Invasion of Ceuta

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The PP leader maintains that the response to the migratory pressure should not go through increasing the infrastructures destined to care for those who get access irregularly to Spanish territory

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Miguel Marín also charges against Sabrina Moh's explanations, after the delegate confirmed that Interior was studying a space to process returns and subsequently ruled out a new immigration center in the city.

·Madrid, Spain
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The PP leader maintains that the response to the migratory pressure should not go through increasing the infrastructures destined to care for those who get access irregularly to Spanish territory

·Madrid, Spain
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The Government of Melilla has warned the central executive and the government delegate, Sabrina Moh, that the Autonomous City will oppose the creation of new centres for the care of migrants in Melilla, whether they are Centers for Temporary Stay of Immigrants (CETI) or Centers for Temporary Care of Foreigners (CATE), following the announcement by the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, to create two CATEs, one in Ceuta and the o…

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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