The government has proposed four options to transfer the 1,500 migrant minors who remain in Ceuta to the mainland, prioritizing the relocation of girls due to their vulnerability, but faces opposition from the autonomous communities governed by the Popular Party. (translated)
The Government and the autonomous communities have agreed on the unanimous transfer of 25 million euros to Ceuta to care for unaccompanied migrant minors following the massive influx in July. (translated)
The government has reduced the number of affiliated migrant minors in Ceuta from 2,900 to 1,500 after cleaning up the computer records, although this figure is expected to rise in the coming days with new identifications. (translated)
The government of Ceuta identified more than 2,900 migrant minors after a massive influx in July, highlighting the priority given to protection, especially for girls under 13 years old, while preparing a reinforcement of 25 million euros for reception in response to the migration crisis in the region. (translated)
María Guardiola, president of the Junta de Extremadura, has stated that her government will comply with the law regarding the transfer of migrant minors from Ceuta, emphasizing that the priority must be for these children to return to their families, while criticizing the lack of communication from the central government regarding the migratory situation in the region. (translated)
The Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, has described the idea of deporting migrant minors in Ceuta as barbaric, emphasizing that the Government will prioritize their best interests and work on their transfer to the Peninsula, and that any return must be voluntary and with guarantees, while criticizing the position of the PP and Vox on this matter. (translated)
The Spanish government is preparing the transfer of 500 unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta to the Peninsula, which has generated controversy and opposition from the communities governed by the PP and Vox, who advocate for the return of these minors to Morocco, contrary to the legal guarantees of the asylum system and child protection in Spain. (translated)
Since July 30, the National Police has identified 2,168 minors in Ceuta, an increase of 270 in five days, while the city is setting up new facilities due to overcrowding and options for relocation and repatriation are being considered. (translated)
The article describes the story of Ibrahim, a migrating young man who found himself alone in Murcia at the age of 15, where he tries to build a new life after fleeing from Morocco; the situation of young migrants in the area is worsened by political pressure and a lack of resources to protect minors. (translated)
The article 'Operation 1,898' highlights the reception crisis in Ceuta, where the simultaneous arrival of nearly 1,900 unaccompanied migrant minors exceeds the reception capacity set at 17,081 places, leading to significant pressure on the child protection system in Spain and political tensions regarding the distribution of minors among autonomous communities. (translated)
The Ministry of Childhood has pointed out that the autonomous communities governed by the PP are boycotting the debate on the care of the 1,898 unaccompanied migrant minors in Ceuta, despite the call for a technical meeting that will be held on August 27, where the distribution of these children on the Peninsula will not be discussed. (translated)
Save the Children warns that there are still 4,000 unaccompanied minor migrants in Ceuta outside the protection system and calls for the acceleration of their identification and transfer to safe facilities, as their situation is worsening over time and the risk of violence and exploitation is increasing. (translated)
The Vice Presidency of Nolasco, led by Vox, has used the official portal of the Government of Aragon to publicize the case of an Algerian migrant minor from CATIM in Zaragoza, who has been detained three times in 25 days for thefts, generating controversy about the communication and treatment of unaccompanied foreign minors in the region. (translated)
The article examines how public and political attitudes towards unaccompanied minors in Spain have changed over the course of ten years, highlighting the tension between the need to protect children and concerns about security and integration, which reflects a wide range of opinions from solidarity to dehumanization and criminalization of these children. (translated)
The Government has set up a school in Ceuta to accommodate 100 migrant girls, while more than 5,000 minors continue without adequate shelter in the Príncipe neighborhood, highlighting the scarcity of resources and the urgent need for support for this humanitarian crisis. (translated)
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has requested help from the Spanish Government due to the migratory crisis facing the autonomous city, stressing that it is in an absolutely critical situation with an overwhelming number of unaccompanied minors, exceeding its capacity to accommodate them. (translated)
More than 1,000 unaccompanied minors in Ceuta are in a critical situation due to the collapse of reception centers and lack of resources, which has led NGOs to warn about the serious risk of these children's lack of protection, many of whom remain hidden and are not being located. (translated)
In Ceuta, there was tension due to the presence of thousands of migrants, which led to the closure of shops, fear among local residents, and problems with 7,000 minors who cannot be returned to Morocco. (translated)
The Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the Government of Aragón's decision to cut weekly aid to unaccompanied migrant minors, restricting the measure to three specific centers following criticism for possible violations of rights and the constitution of hate crimes. (translated)
Amnesty International urged the president of Aragon, Jorge Azcón, to revoke the decision to abolish the weekly allowance of 17 euros for unaccompanied minor migrants, which it considers discriminatory and a violation of children's basic rights. (translated)
