The Government Seeks to “Shorten Deadlines” in the Ceuta Crisis: There Are Still as Many as 1,000 Minors in the Street
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“It will cost to recover normalcy in Ceuta,” they assume in the Moncloa after the crisis that triggered in the autonomous city the avalanche of more than 70,000 immigrants on July 30 and 31, although to a large extent they returned to Morocco in the following days. Pedro Sánchez trusted on Monday that “to have stabilized the situation here by the end of the year”, because the sole command to solve this crisis, assumed by the canary minister Ánge…
Ceuta accumulates between 700 and 1,000 migrant minors in the street and 2,048 affiliated in reception centers while Moncloa presses Vivas. La entrada The government presses Vivas to move to the Peninsula the 700 migrant minors of Ceuta who remain in the street aparece primero en Moncloa.
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Between 700 and 1,000 migrant minors remain in the streets of Ceuta, according to government estimates. A figure that adds to the 2,048 who have already been affiliated in reception centers. From the Government, they discharge responsibility for this situation in the Government of Ceuta for having the powers over minors and thus legally exercising their guardianship. “That to Vivas, ask him,” the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, answe…
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