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BackMarc Vidal analiza el impacto económico de la crisis migratoria en Ceuta
Marc Vidal analiza el impacto económico de la crisis migratoria en Ceuta
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Marc Vidal analiza el impacto económico de la crisis migratoria en Ceuta

El analista económico cuestiona la distribución de las ayudas gubernamentales destinadas a la ciudad autónoma.

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El analista Marc Vidal critica la gestión económica de la crisis migratoria en Ceuta, señalando que gran parte de los 309 millones de euros en ayudas prometidas por el Gobierno se destinan a gastos estatales de seguridad y no a empresas o autónomos locales.

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La crisis migratoria en Ceuta ha generado un debate sobre el impacto económico en la ciudad y la respuesta financiera del Gobierno central.

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La crisis migratoria de Ceuta sigue acaparando la atención de la actualidad nacional y también la de la económica. El inversor y colaborador del programa de Carlos Herrera en la cadena COPE Marc Vidal, ha explicado que las ayudas a la ciudad autónoma se van a quedar cortas.

El analista ha comparado lo que ocurre ahora con el confinamiento por coronavirus en 2020: "Ceuta va a perder este año algo parecido, pero sin confinamiento y sin que nadie haya cerrado nada. En todo caso, al revés, alguien se dejó abierta la frontera".

Los daños se estiman en 203 millones de euros, pero aunque el Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez ha prometido ayudas por valor de 309 millones, de este montante "solo 80 van a ir a empresas y autónomos", según Vidal.

El economista explica que 229 millones de euros se destinan a defensa, policía, Guardia Civil y acogida de menores: "Es decir, el estado se rescata a sí mismo y lo contabiliza como ayuda a Ceuta", razona.

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  • ¿Cómo se distribuirán finalmente los fondos restantes?
  • ¿Cuál es el impacto real en el sector privado local?

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