Madrid (Spain), 5 August (LaPresse) – In Ceuta, the Spanish government has ordered the use of two state schools to accommodate unaccompanied foreign minors who have arrived in the autonomous city. The central government’s representative, Miguel Angel Pérez, acknowledged that “there are minors on the streets” and described this situation as the authorities’ main concern, according to Spanish media reports. He specified that 528 unaccompanied minors have been identified so far.
Migrants, two schools opened in Ceuta to accommodate children

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Madrid (Spain), 5 August (LaPresse) – In Ceuta, the Spanish government has ordered the use of two state schools to accommodate unaccompanied foreign minors who have arrived in the autonomous city. The central government’s representative, Miguel Angel Pérez, acknowledged that “there are minors on the streets” and described this situation as the authorities’ main concern, according to Spanish media reports. He specified that 528 unaccompanied minors have been identified so far.
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