Ceuta’s monthly costs hit 11 million euros
The city of Melilla is facing significant financial and operational pressure due to the number of Moroccan minors stranded there. Official estimates exceed 1,400 minors, with the actual number possibly reaching around 4,000 individuals. This issue costs the Spanish government approximately 11 million euros per month for care and shelter. Additionally, an exceptional budget of 25 million euros has been allocated, which is only sufficient to cover about two and a half months. An important meeting is scheduled during this week between Spanish authorities and local officials to discuss ways to redistribute the minors to other parts of Spain. However, there is opposition from some local governments and political reluctance, highlighting the challenges of managing the immigration issue amidst complex financial and political circumstances.
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