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Spain Prepares New Site in Ceuta to Accommodate Migrants After July Arrivals

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Spanish authorities are setting up tents in Ceuta to house migrants left on the streets after Julys influx, amid local concerns about the sites closeness...

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Far from undertaking as soon as possible the return of the thousands of irregular immigrants from Morocco who have invaded Ceuta since the 30th and 31st of July, the Government of Pedro Sánchez is betting to devote more and more resources to the raising of “humanitarian care” tents in the autonomous city. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is now contributing half a hundred.

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They will be installed in the areas authorized by the Executive to care for migrants who remain in the autonomous city and, if required, some will be allocated for the care of women with vulnerable children.

·Madrid, Spain
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I found it strange: on a nondescript patch of grass by a traffic light in the middle of the city, there was suddenly a small tent. The first thing I could think of was that it was a desperate migrant worker who had lost his job along with the roof over his head. Admittedly, they usually pitch their tents in nondescript patches of urban greenery and not at a deathly busy intersection, but still.

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The Government of Spain has initiated the dispatch to Ceuta of infrastructures belonging to the Spanish Technical Humanitarian Response Team (START) with the aim of strengthening social and humanitarian care work for immigrants who remain in the city, as well as supporting filiation work and speeding up the procedures of return [...] La entrada The Government deploys in Ceuta the structures of the START Team to strengthen care for immigrants apa…

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The Government has initiated the dispatch to Ceuta of infrastructure belonging to its flagship START team (Spanish Humanitarian Response Technical Team), with the aim of strengthening filiation and humanitarian care work for immigrants in the Autonomous City, with the aim of speeding up procedures for the return of persons who do not have the right to international protection.

Elena Valenciano, president of the Fundación Mujeres, and Ángeles Álvarez, president of Enclave Feminista, reflect on the situation of women and girls in Ceuta. “In all the large population movements sexual assaults on women and girls are multiplying, in this case immigrants. And pimps do their business as they have...

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fundacionmujeres.es broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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