Spain's Ministry of Youth and Children has convened an official meeting with regional representatives scheduled for August 27 to address the situation of unaccompanied migrant minors in the autonomous city of Ceuta. Ministry officials, led by Minister Sira Rego, have publicly accused regional governments controlled by the People's Party (PP) of attempting to boycott the debate and displaying contempt for both Ceuta and the affected children by refusing to discuss the crisis.
According to the Ministry, the upcoming August 27 session will not initially address the broader relocation or distribution of these minors across the Spanish mainland. The dispute centers on the handling and political impasse surrounding the high number of unaccompanied foreign minors currently remaining in Ceuta following their arrival.
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