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The Basque Government stresses the need for unaccompanied minors in Ceuta to return to their families

Lakua urges the Spanish Government to exhaust all options before distributing them to the Autonomous Communities.
CEUTA (ESPAÑA), 16/08/2026.- Un grupo de migrantes concentrados para solicitar asilo este domingo en la playa del trampolín de Ceuta. EFE/ Reduan
Protest by migrants from Ceuta, in stock image. Photo: EFE

The Basque Government has once again stressed the need for the Spanish Government to exhaust all options for the return of migrant minors in Ceuta to their families.

He also criticizes the fact that he has been informed through the media of the comprehensive planbeing drawn up by the Madrid Executive and that information has been subsequently requested. 

For its part, the Navarre Governmentconsiders the return of minors to their places of origin to be a priority, respecting international law and human rights, but has also expressed its willingness to receive migrants .

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The Spanish Government is urgently working to bring 500 unaccompanied migrant girls from Ceuta to the peninsula.

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Ceuta's president accuses the government of "make-up reality" and gives it 30 days to resolve the crisis

Juan Vivas has strongly criticized the government for its "lack of response" and "passivity" in the face of the migration crisis that has arisen following the entry of some 70,000 people from Morocco into the autonomous city on 30 and 31 July. In a hearing, Vivas asked whether the government's passivity seeks to "not disturb" Morocco and announced that it will turn to the judiciary and other levels if the crisis is not resolved within 30 days.

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