War for the Almost 1,000 Minors Still in the Streets of Ceuta: Sanchez Blames Vivas and the PP, the State

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The migration crisis that Ceuta has been going through since the end of July, when some 80,000 people crossed the border irregularly in just 48 hours, continues to generate institutional tension and social wear and tear that continue to intensify. Month and a half later, hundreds of minors continue to live on the streets and beaches of the autonomous city, despite Morocco's public commitment to take them back.When asked why of this situation, Pe…

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Sánchez places in Vivas the responsibility for the guardianship of foreigners month and a half after the avalanche. Genoa rebuts that the competence is of the State while vetoing the reception of children in its autonomous communities

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The president of the government responds by blaming the autonomous city for the minors who entered with the invasion of July and the PP reproaches him that "it does not go with him, this is the character that parasites the Moncloa"

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The gesture of the socialist head of the government, Pedro Sánchez, this Wednesday in the Congress of Deputies, endorsing the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas (PP), the tutelage and reception of the 1,000 menas that roam the autonomous city after the assault of July 30 and 31, has already answered ... Continue reading "The PP responds to Sánchez that the custody of the menas is his and not of Vivas because there was an "invasion""

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The president says that the PP "does not stop putting sticks on the wheels" for the resolution of a crisis that Feijoó accuses him of minimizing to "cover up Morocco"Research - Two dozen migrants denounce beatings and harassments of soldiers who patrol Ceuta Hundreds of children alone remain in the streets of Ceuta without being attended by the administrations a month and a half after the border crisis. And those who do sleep under a roof in one…