Migration
Minister Rego calls the Autonomous Communities to account for the transfer of migrant minors from Ceuta to the peninsula
The Minister for Youth and Children has explained that there are 2,100 migrant children in the city, many of whom have fled from "very harsh circumstances" such as sexual violence or forced marriages.
Melgosa does not rule out bringing migrant minors from Ceuta to the Basque Country, but warns that "we are taking more than our due"
The councillor of the Basque Government has said that the reception network for minors is "under stress" and that the priority now is to attend to those who are in the Basque Country rather than "those who are coming".
Morocco denounces that the Ceuta crisis is being used in Spain for internal political purposes
Morocco says it is "willing to officially readmit" people who entered Ceuta illegally, and in this regard asks, "What is the reason for these people not returning?"
Bizkaia again declares an exceptional situation for the reception of unaccompanied migrant minors
This measure will enable temporary residential resources to be made available to ensure care for minors arriving in the territory and to streamline the already strained network.
Chivite announces that Navarre will welcome five girls who have arrived in Ceuta
The Navarre president has explained that his government's "policy understanding" is to "support" these people who have arrived in Ceuta.
The alerts about Ceuta have aroused the "concern" of members of the government and the anger and anger of the PP and Vox
The PNV has described the declassified reports as "worrying" and the PP and Vox have called for the resignation of the President of the Government. The summary, for its part, has found evidence of the immobility of the Moroccan authorities.
The CNI informed the Moroccan intelligence services of calls to enter Ceuta on the eve of the arrival of thousands of migrants
On the occasion of the migration crisis in Ceuta, the Spanish Government today declassified a number of documents showing that on 29 July a CNI agent contacted Morocco to warn of calls for access to Ceuta on social media.
Riots in the UK over ultra-right-wing anti-migration demonstrations
Clashes broke out last night in Portsmouth between far-right anti-migration protesters and police and several officers were injured. On Saturday hundreds of far-right hooded men blocked the port of Dover to prevent the transfer of 140 migrants arriving on board a ship from the English Channel.
The National High Court will investigate the migration crisis in Ceuta, as well as the "favourable attitude" of Morocco
Judge Maria Tardón, who has taken over the investigation into the events of 30 and 31 July, states in her order that the Moroccan armed forces made no special effort to stop the migrants, even accusing them of acting as "active guides".
The Spanish Government takes control of the port of Ceuta for the "humanitarian care" of immigrants
The Spanish Government has begun to refurbish an esplanade on the West Pier of Ceuta for the reception of migrants, where the residents, the Port Authority and the Business Confederation will set up tents.
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".
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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.