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PP communities decide not to address minor care in Ceuta

The PP communities have agreed not to discuss the relocation of minors from Ceuta at the upcoming Sectoral Conference on Childhood.

13 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The autonomous communities of the Popular Party (PP) have decided not to include the topic of the relocation of minors in Ceuta in the agenda of the upcoming Sectoral Conference on Childhood. The decision was made in a commission that did not include representatives from Aragón, Castilla y León, and Extremadura, whose competencies in matters of childhood are influenced by Vox.

Rego, from another party, has criticized the PP, accusing them of disregarding both Ceuta and child welfare with their stance on this issue.

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