Azcón sees the Government as "incapable" of defending the borders and resolving the situation in Ceuta.
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Aragón's regional president, Jorge Azcón, has confirmed that the region's Department of Bienestar Social will not attend the upcoming government-convened Conferencia Sectorial de Infancia y Adolescencia regarding the relocation of unaccompanied migrant minors arriving in Ceuta. Scheduled for Thursday, the meeting aims to address the distribution of these minors across regions.
Azcón justified the boycott by stating that the meeting will contribute very little to solving the issue. Furthermore, he criticized the central government, describing it as incapable of properly defending the country's borders or resolving the ongoing situation in Ceuta. The regional department handling the matter is directed by Vox.
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Infobae (AR)Focuses primarily on the regional government's boycott and reasoning regarding the Ceuta minors commission.
Infobae (AR)Emphasizes Azcón's sharp criticism of the central government's inability to secure borders.