Ceuta seeks Madrid aid for migrant issue
The authorities in Ceuta are facing a difficult humanitarian situation due to the influx of migrants, with approximately 2,500 people, including hundreds of unaccompanied children, still living in dire conditions lacking food, water, and shelter. The head of Ceuta's government, Juan Jesús Vivas, warned that the capacity of care centers is being exceeded and that the current situation is unsustainable, cautioning about risks to security and public order. Estimates indicate that around 1,000 unaccompanied minors are unprotected among the migrants, with the government refusing to transfer children to other regions due to opposition from the autonomous communities, despite governmental efforts to improve their conditions, including emergency funding of 25 million euros to establish new reception centers. While Spain has repatriated most migrants to Morocco, the situation of unregistered children in Ceuta remains a critical humanitarian issue requiring urgent intervention.
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