Migration
Hundreds of girls are still on the streets in Ceuta
On Monday, the Spanish Government opened a temporary reception centre in Ceuta, to which 320 women and girls have been assigned, although they need more space and many remain on the streets for a month.
According to data from the Ministry of Equality, 21 sexual assaults have been recorded in Ceuta
However, the Public Prosecutor's Office has counted 23 assaults and warned that nine of the victims are minors, between the ages of 14 and 17.
Police charges and neighborhood mobilizations in Ceuta: firefighters join protests
The shelters are overflowing in Ceuta and people who cannot be cared for in the street, so there have been clashes in the morning in the area known as Loma Colmenar and the police have fired into the air to control the migrants, while the population, along with the firefighters, have taken to the streets to mobilise.
Police charges and neighborhood mobilizations in Ceuta: firefighters join protests
The shelters are overflowing in Ceuta and people who cannot be cared for in the street, so there have been clashes in the morning in the area known as Loma Colmenar, where police have fired into the air to control migrants, while the population, along with firefighters, have taken to the streets to mobilize.
The Spanish Minister for Youth and Children considers it "essential" to receive minors from Ceuta
Minister Sira Rego considers it "necessary to accommodate migrant minors in the Peninsula" to "alleviate" thecrisis situation created\u00A0 and "guarantee the right of custody of minors".
It will be news: the migration crisis in Ceuta has been going on for a month, the new EITB radio season and August 31 in San Sebastian
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Sanchez rules out Morocco being behind the migration crisis in Ceuta
In an interview with the SER chain, the President of the Spanish Government has assured us that the intelligence services do not see any involvement of Morocco in the Ceuta crisis and has insisted that relations with Morocco remain very good.
Hundreds of migrants live on Trampoline beach a month later, not knowing what will happen to them
Without space in official shelters, Trampoline Beach has become the refuge of hundreds of migrants who claim to be in a very difficult situation, who turned to Ceuta in search of a better future, and who would not want their families to know how they are.
The ships that went from Andalusia to Ceuta to show solidarity are back
The 60 ships that had travelled from Andalusia to Ceuta are back. Ceuta's citizens gathered at the port greeted them with Spanish flags and applause.
It's one month since 80,000 migrants entered Ceuta
In the last two days of July, some 80,000 migrants passed from Morocco to Ceuta, of whom there are still between 5,000 and 9,000.
Neighbourhood associations suspend anti-migrant protests in Ceuta
A protest demonstration against the management of the Espaia government had been called for Saturday night, but it was suspended after the arrival of "ultras groups".
The Basque PP criticizes the "insolence" of the PNV for asking the Spanish police to go to Ceuta
In the words of the PP spokeswoman in the Basque Parliament, Laura Garrido, Aitor Esteban's statements show that "there is no difference" between the PNV and EH Bildu.
Carnations launched in Ceuta in front of the Spanish Government Delegation
Carnations and flags from Ceuta and Spain in hand, hundreds of people took to the streets last night in the autonomous city, stopping in front of the Spanish Government Delegation and throwing carnations.
Spain requests assistance from Frontex and Europol for the triage of irregular migrants in Ceuta
On the other hand, the Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has announced that aid for humanitarian care has been increased to EUR 44.5 million.
The mayors of Hernani and Errenteria call for "effective policies" to address the problem of homelessness "over and above protagonists"
In addition, they have announced that they will attend the meeting that the mayor of San Sebastián has convened with the municipalities of Donostialdea for next Thursday.
Marlaska calls for an end to violence in Ceuta and announces EUR 35 million to extend border spigots
The Minister of the Interior has called for an end to the violence in Ceuta and has announced that he has requested European funding to invest 35.6 million, including the extension of the El Tarajal and Benzu border spigons.
Melgosa calls for a "broad vision" in the face of the migration crisis and claims the role of the Basque Country as the Northern Border
The Councillor for Welfare, Youth and Demographic Challenge has urged the State and the European Union to recognise their responsibility for a migration crisis which, in his view, has a geopolitical dimension and Melgosa has announced that he will meet next week (3 September) with Minister Elma Saiz, who will defend the Basque Country's increased migration powers and the need to recognise its role as the Northern Border.
A group of people set fire to part of a migrant settlement in Ceuta
In recent days, there have been numerous protests at various points in Ceuta, including displacements to migrant camps, and the National Police has had to intervene on several occasions to prevent direct clashes.
Bolaños has assured that there is no indication that Morocco encouraged a massive influx of people into Ceuta
The Spanish Minister for the Presidency, Félix Bolaños, stated at a hearing in the Congress of Deputies on Thursday that the Spanish Government had no information on the entry of thousands of people through Ceuta on 30 and 31 July.
Night of riots in Ceuta, 12 migrants detained, four wounded military personnel and attacks and persecution of Ceuti migrants
Around 5.30 a.m., a group of migrants of 30 or 40 people surrounded a military vehicle, injuring the four soldiers inside and seriously damaging the vehicle. Previously, hundreds of Ceuti citizens protesting in front of the government delegation in the afternoon marched to Benitez beach, chasing migrants and throwing their blankets, mattresses and other goods into the sea.