Spain's Government Does Not Know the Exact Number of Undocumented Migrants Still in Ceuta, One Month Following Their Arrival
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Spain's government does not know the exact number of undocumented migrants still in Ceuta, one month following their arrival
Interior Minister Marlaska put the figure at 5,000 migrants on 28 August, while president of the regional government Vivas estimated twice that number just two days later
Minister Torres has confirmed that there are already 2,000 migrant minors identified, although he assumes that the number will increase because there are still some "in the street".
One month after the border raid, some 80,000 people entered from Morocco
The situation in Ceuta is still not under control - the opening of schools has been postponed and no one knows whether 5,000 or 10,000 migrants are huddled in the forest on the edge of the city, says Nicolás de Pedro, an associate professor at Comillas University in Madrid.
The losses amounted to 33 million euros, 19% more than estimated, and represented more than 20% of the average GDP of a month in Ceuta
The Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Angel Victor Torres, said it is "impossible" to answer the question of how many immigrants remain in Ceuta [...]
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