The National Security System Situation Committee (SISN) unanimously agreed this Friday on a new list of spaces to relocate migrants who remain without accommodation in Ceuta, in a day marked by the escalation of violence recorded the day before around the settlements. The body also agreed on the need to unanimously condemn the violence to preserve coexistence in the city and highlighted the importance of ensuring the distribution of food to all people in vulnerable situations.
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The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, presided over the meeting from La Moncloa, accompanied by eleven ministers, in a meeting aimed at strengthening the Government’s response to a crisis that has already entered a phase of increasing social tension after a group of neighbors blocked the passage of a Red Cross convoy transporting food yesterday and attacked and burned part of a migrant camp on a beach in Ceuta. The incidents of the previous day have raised tension in a city that had been accumulating protests and confrontations for days and have made the attention to the people who remain without accommodation one of the main conflict hotspots.
In this context, the Government considers it a priority to enable new sites to relocate migrants and expedite administrative procedures to determine their situation. The availability of facilities has become one of the main obstacles to speeding up the management of those who still remain in the city, both to complete their identification and to process, when appropriate, their return or international protection files.
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The meeting continued the first meeting of the body, held this Wednesday under the direction of the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, responsible for the single command created by the Government to coordinate the response to the situation in Ceuta.
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