Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, Government delegate in Ceuta, explained in an interview on Cadena Ser that right now “the priority is for minors to get off the street as soon as possible.” Pérez Triano added that they do not have an exact number of minors. The latest data provided by the Autonomous City is about 500. The Government delegate criticized the PP’s refusal to accept these minors in the communities they govern. “We are going to strengthen the immigration office of the government delegation to be able to process the files as soon as possible which, complying with current regulations, would allow these minors to be referred to other autonomous communities. But now we face the refusal of the Popular Party to allow any minor to arrive in their territory. Tellado has already said that they will not assume, they will not admit any minor in their autonomous communities and that the children have to leave the way they came,” he said. Several communities governed by the PP and Vox have already positioned themselves against the possibility of receiving and hosting unaccompanied migrant minors, despite the Immigration Law providing for “binding and supportive reception by the rest of the autonomous communities” of minors arriving on Spanish coasts.
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The Government delegate of Ceuta: “The priority is for minors to get off the street as soon as possible”
Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano, Government delegate in Ceuta, explained in an interview on Cadena Ser that right now “the priority is for minors to get off the street as soon as possible.” Pérez Triano added that they do not have an exact number of minors. The latest data provided by the Autonomous City is about 500.
The Government delegate criticized the PP’s refusal to accept these minors in the communities they govern. “We are going to strengthen the immigration office of the government delegation to be able to process the files as soon as possible which, complying with current regulations, would allow these minors to be referred to other autonomous communities. But now we face the refusal of the Popular Party to allow any minor to arrive in their territory. Tellado has already said that they will not assume, they will not admit any minor in their autonomous communities and that the children have to leave the way they came,” he said.
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MIGRATION CRISIS
Trampolín Beach: the open-air refuge for hundreds of sub-Saharans who resist in search of asylum
No one looks at the sea on Trampolín beach. In the scarce 140 meters of this small Ceuta cove, visitors or tourists no longer crowd. For days it has been the open-air refuge of the migrants who remain in the city, whose horizon is not the Strait visible at the bottom of the water. Nor is it the one in the other direction, uphill, at the Temporary Stay Center for Immigrants (CETI) where there is no more room. That is why about four hundred people, mostly men, spread out here, on the rough sand of Trampolín, waiting. Most do not really know for what.
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Good morning. The distribution of minors who have entered Ceuta and the position that the communities governed by the PP, alone or together with Vox, will take on the matter adds a new element to the existing political debate after the massive entry of people from Morocco into the autonomous city. The regional governments of Castilla y León, Extremadura, and Aragón announced this Tuesday that they will oppose the distribution of minors, and the spokesperson for Junts in the Congress of Deputies, Miriam Nogueras, warned that her party will not give “a single vote” to the Government if Catalonia is not excluded from that distribution.
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