Laborda defends the need for a south round in Irun, variant or third lane in the AP-8
Interviewed on the "Boulevard" programme of Radio Euskadi, the mayor of Irun, Cristina Laborda, has explained that it takes years to build roads and has criticized that some decisions should have been made 20 years ago.
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The Spanish Government believes it is possible to take 500 girls to the Peninsula "in a few weeks"
The Youth and Children area has stated that it has been working on this matter with the Ceuta authorities for a week and will draft a concrete proposal.
Gipuzkoa calls on the Spanish Government for "a structural plan" to accommodate minors in Ceuta
The Foral spokeswoman, Irune Berasaluze, has stated that Gipuzkoa is prepared to receive minors. Hori, yes, has imposed conditions on the Spanish Government. It is essential, in her words, to have a structural plan, and improvisation must have no place.
Chivite calls for "humane action in politics" in the face of the situation of unaccompanied minors in Ceuta
Maria Chivite has called for an end to the effort to "dehumanize" the situation of children without families in Ceuta. The president of Navarre has highlighted the "extreme situation" of these minors and has insisted that Navarre will fulfil its obligations, but has called on the other communities to do the same.
The mayor denounces Irun's "loneliness" in the face of border traffic and the Basque Government points the finger at France
The mayor of Irun, Cristina Laborda, has called for greater involvement of the Basque Government and the Government of Gipuzkoa, while the Deputy Minister of Security, Ricardo Ituarte, has defended the management of the Ertzaintza and has singled out the French authorities as responsible for speeding up traffic at the border.
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.
Navarre will "comply" with the distribution of minors, but without paying for the "lack of solidarity" of other communities
The first Vice-President and spokesperson for the Government of Navarre, Javier Remírez, has stated that Navarra "will comply with the regulations" and will abide by the distribution and reception of unaccompanied migrant minors, but will not accept "the lack of solidarity of other autonomous communities".
The Spanish Government is working to bring 500 migrant girls from Ceuta to the peninsula
The Spanish Government is working on the transfer to the peninsula of some 500 unaccompanied migrant girls who are in Ceuta after the massive entry in late July. The Ministry of Youth and Children is studying to ensure that child protection agencies receive them in adapted resources, without the need to transfer their guardianship to the Autonomous Communities.
Bilboko Konpartsak and Sare have called for a demonstration on 28 August to demand that there be no prisoners in 2027
Sare and Bilboko Konpartsak have called for a Home Day on 28 August, in the middle of Big Week, to proclaim the return home of Basque prisoners, refugees and deportees through a demonstration and a popular meal, and at today's hearing they have set themselves the goal of making the 2027 festivities the first without prisoners or repressors.
The Government advocates the return of migrant minors from Ceuta to their families and, in cases where it is not possible to receive them
The Director of Children, Adolescents and the Family, Txema Ezkerra, considers it "unacceptable" for Vox to break the law in the communities that manage this area and has asked the state to intervene.