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The Spanish government has allocated an extraordinary amount of 25 million euros to enhance the care of unaccompanied minors in the occupied city of Ceuta, following the mass migration wave the city experienced in July. These funds will be used to cover expenses related to accommodation, food, healthcare, and psychological and social support, as well as to expand reception centers and provide additional human resources. The funding will be approved during the upcoming end-of-August Sectoral Conference on Childhood, where it will be directed to the authorities of Ceuta to ensure the rights of minors and improve their care conditions, with particular focus on the most vulnerable cases. Additionally, the Spanish Ministry of Youth and Childhood is working to expedite the reception procedures for minors through a field team based in Ceuta, amid ongoing political debates between the regions regarding responsibility for hosting them.
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