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MIGRATION CRISIS
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Spanish government and communities agree to allocate EUR 25 million to Ceuta without the support of Vox

The measure was adopted with the unanimous vote of the Autonomous Communities present at the meeting, with the absence of Castilla y León, Aragón and Extremadura, Communities with Vox Children's Powers.

CEUTA, 27/08/2026.- Vista de la playa de El Trampolín de Ceuta este jueves. La Policía y la Guardia Civil han detenido a doce migrantes por apedrear un vehículo con cuatro militares en una noche de disturbios en Ceuta en la que las fuerzas de seguridad han tenido que disparar salvas al aire para contener a los ceutís que querían atacar a migrantes en las playas del Trampolín y Benítez. EFE/ Reduan
Migrants on Trampoline Beach, Ceuta. Photo: EFE

The Spanish Government and the Autonomous Communities approved on Thursday at the Sectoral Conference on Children the allocation of an extraordinary fund of EUR 25 million to Ceuta for the care of minors following the migration crisis in the city at the end of July.

The agreement was adopted unanimously by all the communities present at the meeting, with the exception of Aragón, Castilla y León and Extremadura, where the PP is in government, but Vox is responsible for Infantil. 

The Spanish Government, in addition to transferring EUR 25 million to Ceuta, has included on its agenda an information point on the situation of migrant children in the autonomous city, but the communities governed by the PP had already advanced that they would oppose addressing and discussing this point.

The Government estimates that 1,500 minors have so far been identified in Ceuta, of whom the Ministry is working on a plan to urgently transfer 500 girls (minors) to other autonomous communities.

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