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Spanish Minister of Regional Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, revealed that the authorities in Ceuta have referred cases of 24 minors to Morocco in an effort to reunify them with their families. However, procedures for family reunification are still facing obstacles. During the migration crisis that the city experienced, a total of 2,827 minors were recorded. Of these, 86 minors were able to move to the mainland to join their families, while another 163 were distributed across Spain. Legal procedures for protecting minors are hindering the quick return of all cases and require coordination and the implementation of special laws due to their unique circumstances. The Spanish government continues its efforts to provide 7,377 reception spaces, with a student attendance rate of 90%, and has utilized 13 out of 212 beds in migrant shelters as part of its response to the fallout from the migration crisis in Ceuta.
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