Madrid prepares for second phase in Sète
The article focused on the Spanish government's handling of the wave of mass migration to the occupied city of Ceuta at the end of July, where authorities managed to repatriate between 90 and 95 percent of the more than 70,000 migrants who arrived within 48 hours. The Minister of Territorial Policy confirmed that the operation complies with international law and that a second phase is currently underway to return the remaining migrants within a framework that respects legal rights, especially for minors. He explained that the process is neither quick nor mass, emphasizing the importance of respecting the best interests of the minors and avoiding illegal mass deportations, condemning some parties’ calls for such actions. He also noted improvements in the capacity of the migrants' temporary residence center and an increase in staff responsible for humanitarian care, affirming that the government is committed to restoring normalcy in the city as soon as possible in accordance with Spanish and international law.
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