Sira Rego to travel to Ceuta on Friday to work for the reception of migrant minors
The Minister of Youth and Children, Sira Rego, will travel on Friday August 7 to the autonomous city of Ceuta to "continue to work in the reception of children
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The same sources have specified to Europa Press that Rego will hold meetings with the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, and with the delegate of Government in the City, Miguel Ángel Pérez, among others. Some 1,100 migrant minors are currently in Ceuta, according to the data offered on Wednesday by the president of the autonomous city, Juan José Vivas. The Government has also approved an extraordinary amount of EUR 25 million for Ceuta, in particular for the care of migrant minors.
Furthermore, In an interview with TVE, Vivas has stated that children are being transferred from Ceuta to the Peninsula, although sources of Youth have subsequently specified to Europa Press that these transfers correspond to minors who were already in the city before the 30-31 July crisis. The trip from Rego to Ceuta takes place a week after the events in the autonomous city where thousands of migrants, including hundreds of children, swam or spigon in just 48 hours. In addition, the same sources stated that, at this time, the "individualized filiation" of minors has been "strengthened," an essential step in providing an exact figure and being able to be transferred to child protection devices. ".
In addition, On Wednesday, Vivas asked the rest of Spain for help in the face of the crisis, and on the children, he said that the Autonomous Government is providing care to 1,100 young people, 2,600% above their reception capacity, which is an "absolutely unsustainable humanitarian emergency.".
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The same sources have specified to Europa Press that Rego will hold meetings with the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, and with the delegate of Government in the City, Miguel Ángel Pérez, among others.
reliability low1/3 sourcesSome 1,100 migrant minors are currently in Ceuta, according to the data offered on Wednesday by the president of the autonomous city, Juan José Vivas.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Government has also approved an extraordinary amount of EUR 25 million for Ceuta, in particular for the care of migrant minors.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn an interview with TVE, Vivas has stated that children are being transferred from Ceuta to the Peninsula, although sources of Youth have subsequently specified to Europa Press that these transfers correspond to minors who were already in the city before the 30-31 July crisis.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe trip from Rego to Ceuta takes place a week after the events in the autonomous city where thousands of migrants, including hundreds of children, swam or spigon in just 48 hours.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, the same sources stated that, at this time, the "individualized filiation" of minors has been "strengthened," an essential step in providing an exact figure and being able to be transferred to child protection devices. ".
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On Wednesday, Vivas asked the rest of Spain for help in the face of the crisis, and on the children, he said that the Autonomous Government is providing care to 1,100 young people, 2,600% above their reception capacity, which is an "absolutely unsustainable humanitarian emergency.".
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