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25M euros and new facilities for minors from Ceuta
The Spanish Ministry of Youth and Childhood has called for the allocation of 25 million euros to finance urgent interventions for the care of unaccompanied migrant minors who have recently arrived in the city of Ceuta, amid significant pressure on reception centers. Coordination has been made with the Ministry of Education to establish two temporary facilities to shelter minors, with a focus on welcoming girls, while officials continue daily monitoring of the situation since July. As part of legal procedures, the Minister of Social Affairs will visit Ceuta to activate mechanisms for bringing minors to Spanish territory, including the implementation of Article 35 of the Aliens Law, which allows for the transfer of minors to other areas. The ministry also confirmed that legislation permits the signing of agreements with child protection organizations, including family reunifications for minors whenever it is deemed in their best interest.
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