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BackLa crisis migratoria en Ceuta sigue marcando la agenda política
La crisis migratoria en Ceuta sigue marcando la agenda política
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La crisis migratoria en Ceuta sigue marcando la agenda política

ceutacrisis migratoriaángel víctor torres

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  • El ministro Ángel Víctor Torres califica de imposible saber cuántos migrantes quedan en Ceuta, mientras 4.000 han retornado a Marruecos.
  • El PP arropa a Juan Jesús Vivas en Madrid antes de su viaje a Bruselas.

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Why It Matters

La crisis en Ceuta se originó tras una entrada masiva de migrantes y un mes después continúa centrando el debate político nacional.

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La crisis migratoria en Ceuta continúa una semana más marcando la agenda política y la actualidad.

El ministro de Política Territorial y Memoria Democrática, Ángel Víctor Torres, ha afirmado esta mañana que es "imposible" responder a la pregunta de cuántos migrantes quedan en Ceuta un mes después de la entrada masiva y ha subrayado que ya son 4.000 las personas que han retornado voluntariamente a Marruecos desde el 10 de agosto.

También este lunes, cuando arranca la vuelta al cole en Madrid y País Vasco, la ministra de Educación, Milagros Tolón, ha asegurado que Gobierno tiene "todo preparado" para dotar de una educación a los migrantes menores que finalmente se queden en Ceuta "tal y como marca la ley" y según su nivel de estudios y edad.

Por su parte, el presidente del PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, y doce dirigentes autonómicos del partido arropan este lunes al presidente de Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, durante un desayuno informativo a las 9.00 horas en Madrid. El acto se celebra un día antes del viaje de Vivas a Bruselas con el objetivo de abordar la situación de la ciudad autónoma tras la crisis migratoria, calificada por el PP de "invasión sin precedentes".

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Juan Jesús Vivas viajará a Bruselas para abordar la situación de Ceuta

    Very likely · Within days

Open Questions

  • ¿Cuántos menores migrantes se quedarán finalmente en Ceuta?
  • ¿Qué medidas se acordarán en Bruselas?

Related Topics

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PeopleÁngel Víctor TorresMilagros TolónAlberto Núñez FeijóoJuan Jesús Vivas
OrganizationsGobiernoPP
PlacesCeutaMarruecosMadridPaís Vasco
Topicscrisis migratoriaángel víctor torresalberto núñez feijóojuan jesús vivasmarruecos
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