La crisis de Ceuta cumple dos meses con miles de migrantes aún en las calles: “Nos preocupan los menores y la falta de responsabilidad de las comunidades autónomas”

Two months after the mass entry of migrants from Morocco into Ceuta, thousands of individuals remain on the streets of the autonomous Spanish city. A primary point of contention and concern is the ongoing presence of unaccompanied minors.

Authorities have also highlighted a lack of responsibility and consensus among Spain's autonomous communities regarding how to manage the displaced population. Disagreements persist over the exact number of migrants still remaining in the territory since the initial border crossing.