Spain allocates 25 million euros for minor migrants in Ceuta
The Spanish government has approved a dedicated emergency fund of 25 million euros to cover the costs of sheltering and caring for unaccompanied minor migrants in the city of Ceuta, in an effort to address the fallout from the migration crisis and alleviate pressure on the shelters. The funding includes basic services such as housing, nutrition, healthcare, and legal and social support. This decision comes amid political disagreements with some Spanish regions that have refused to distribute the minors to other areas. The move aims to ease the burden on local authorities but also reflects ongoing tensions surrounding the distribution of migrant minors.
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