Ceuta leader raises Moroccan minor issue
The article discusses the crisis facing the Spanish city of Ceuta due to the increasing number of unaccompanied Moroccan minors, whose numbers exceed a thousand children and adolescents, placing pressure on the care and shelter systems. The statement comes from Ceuta's Prime Minister, Juan Jesús Vivas Lara, who linked Morocco’s ability to organize the 2030 World Cup with its responsibility for these minors, questioning how a country can host a global event while being unable to handle a sensitive humanitarian and social issue. The article highlights the escalating human and social crisis and the challenge confronting Spanish and Moroccan authorities to provide legal, psychological, and support services to the minors, amid their ongoing influx from Morocco to Ceuta in search of a better future.
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