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Spain invests 25 million euros for Ceuta minors
The Spanish government allocated an amount of 25 million euros to support the care of unaccompanied minor migrants in the occupied city of Ceuta. The goal is to cover needs related to shelter, nutrition, healthcare, legal support, as well as social and educational services, while also working to improve their living conditions amid ongoing migration crises and political disagreements over the distribution of these minors among Spanish regions. This comes at a time when certain autonomous communities, such as Aragon, Castile and León, and Extremadura, are protesting against the distribution plan for minors, and the Ministry of Youth and Childhood has halted discussions on the distribution as part of ongoing disputes between the central government and the regions.
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