The dilemma regarding the "family reunification" of minors from Ceuta: return to Morocco or with relatives in Spain?

The dilemma regarding the “family reunification” of minors from Ceuta: return to Morocco or with relatives in Spain?

The central Government intends to “prioritize,” as Territorial Policy Minister Ángel Víctor Torres assured yesterday, the family reunification of unaccompanied migrant minors who remain in Ceuta after crossing en masse to the autonomous city on July 30 and 31. But this route, now prioritized over relocation to other autonomous communities, presents serious difficulties. Among them, the full cooperation of the countries of origin, but also the willingness of the minor to return to the place they fled from. Hence, an open door, which the Government hinted at yesterday, is the possibility that these adolescents, mostly Moroccan, be reunited with relatives who already live in other parts of Spain or even in other European countries.

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'Mio Cristo' Iris Tió: European gold and a performance for eternity in Paris

‘Mio Cristo’ Iris Tió: European gold and a performance for eternity in Paris

Rosalía explained, in meticulous detail, the creative process of her ‘Mio Cristo’, which narrates the devout relationship between Saint Clare of Assisi and Saint Francis of Assisi in the 13th century. It took her a while to find the point that gave meaning to all the thoughts swirling in her head, and she managed to make the click with the piano in Los Angeles, as detailed in ABC. Piano and Los Angeles, two terms linked to the life of Iris Tió, whose choreography in tribute to that Rosalía who so impresses the Spanish team (and artistic swimming in general, there are more and more routines with her themes) earned her the European gold thanks to a performance for the ages in Paris.

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Infantino defends his plan to privatize the World Cup: “It is a proposal, not an obligation”

Infantino defends his plan to privatize the World Cup: “It is a proposal, not an obligation”

The controversial FIFA project involving selling shares of the World Cup, which implies privatizing part of the tournament, has caused great rejection among the majority of football stakeholders. The president of the football entity, Gianni Infantino, remained silent in the face of numerous criticisms until he finally defended himself by stating that it is “a proposal and not an obligation.”

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