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Government Approves Emergency Aid Package of €165 million for Ceuta

The package includes €80 million in direct aid aimed at revitalizing the economy and public services in Ceuta.

30 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Spanish government has approved an emergency aid package of €165 million for Ceuta, according to reports. The decision will be formalized this Tuesday during the Council of Ministers.

This package includes a direct injection of €80 million that will be implemented in the next four months. The aid aims to revitalize the local economy and strengthen public services affected by the mass influx of migrants to the autonomous city.

The measure seeks to address the crisis that Ceuta is facing following the significant increase in immigration in the region.

The approval comes in an urgent context to meet the needs of the population.

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