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Dispute complicates Melilla Migrants' Center
The article discusses the debate and disagreements surrounding the Spanish Ministry of Interior's project to establish a temporary reception center for migrants in Melilla, occupied territory. The center aims to accommodate around 800 individuals to facilitate the registration and deportation of irregular migrants. The ministry confirmed that there is no contradiction in officials' statements regarding the location and details. However, statements by the government representative have led to discrepancies that raised questions about the center's actual whereabouts. The Melilla government has refused to allocate its properties for the project and has proposed repurposing old military facilities instead, amid uncertainty about the final implementation date. The project is part of a European funding plan totaling 32 million euros to establish two centers in Ceuta and Melilla, with the goal of organizing migrants' entry temporarily and improving deportation procedures.
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