Ceuta does not know how many minors have entered the territory

The Autonomous City of Ceuta is facing difficulties in determining the exact number of minors who have entered the region. Currently, the city manages the presence of approximately 1,300 minors, according to statements from President Javier Vivas.

Vivas acknowledged that, despite this number, there is no precise information on how many minors are effectively in the territory. The situation has raised concerns about the management and assistance offered to this vulnerable group.

In addition, local authorities are planning to carry out a recount of the minors in an effort to clarify the situation. This initiative aims to ensure that the needs of the minors are properly addressed and monitored.

The lack of clarity regarding the number of minors also raises questions about the reception and protection policies in place in the city, as the presence of a large number of unaccompanied minors poses significant challenges.

Amid this issue, the political and social context in Ceuta continues to evolve, reflecting the complexity of the migratory situation in the region and the institutional responses required.

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