The body hopes to avoid legal conflict with the PP over the distribution of migrant children.
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Spanish Minister of Economy Carlos Cuerpo expressed hope on Wednesday that the government can avoid legal conflict with the Partido Popular (PP) regarding the potential redistribution of unaccompanied migrant minors arriving in Ceuta. The government is seeking a collaborative approach to manage the relocation of these minors among autonomous communities.
In response, the PP has outlined its conditions for supporting such a plan. Alma Ezcurra, the party's vicesecretary of Sectoral Coordination, stated that any redistribution process must be fair, properly funded, and thoroughly planned to gain their cooperation.
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Infobae (AR) - CuerpoFocuses on the government's desire to avoid legal confrontation
Infobae (AR) - PPFocuses on the PP's specific conditions for supporting redistribution