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Health Plans to Complete the Resettlement of Migrants in Ceuta in Two or Three Weeks

Mónica García announces that next week 1,000 additional spaces will be enabled Marlaska defends Morocco and accuses the PP and Vox of inciting "hate"

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The Spanish Minister of Health hopes that the migrants who entered Ceuta a month ago and continue on the streets of the autonomous city will be relocated in two to three weeks, after preparing spaces for this purpose.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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According to the minister, the government does not have the capacity to quickly reenact migrants "without the consent and cession of places in the city of Ceuta"

·Madrid, Spain
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Mónica García announces that next week 1,000 additional spaces will be enabled Marlaska defends Morocco and accuses the PP and Vox of inciting "hate"

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Mónica García points out that the first thing is to develop a "calendar of rehojos" and that migrants can have shelter, water, dignified conditions and protection of basic rights.

·Madrid, Spain
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The Minister of Health celebrates the "change of attitude" of the Ceuti government to facilitate spaces where migrants can be accommodated and regrets that the PP is "disturbing coexistence to try to destabilize the government": "It was clear that, following racist speeches, this framework was going to be used to generate violence."The government and the PP agree to ask for "calm down" in Ceuta while Vox fuels racist violence The Minister of Hea…

·Madrid, Spain
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About 3,800 migrants who arrived from Morocco in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta at the end of July have already been placed in temporary reception centers, while the Spanish government expects to take care of migrants still living on the streets in the next two to three weeks, Health Minister Mónica García said on Saturday.

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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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