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Defense takes to Justice the audios of military personnel who say that hitting migrants in Ceuta "without gloves is cooler"
Amnesty International denounces "punishment operations" and demands clarification on whether those involved have been removed; meanwhile, Margarita Robles' ministry incorporates the information into the complaints sent in September
Moncloa approves 45.3 million more for Ceuta and advances in aid to companies and self-employed workers after the migratory crisis: "The Government has fulfilled its commitment"
Hacienda guarantees funding for essential services and budgetary flexibility; meanwhile, Elma Saiz defends progress on the coast, reception, and care for minors during the visit of Felipe VI and Letizia
King Felipe VI claims that "Ceuta is Spain" and promises the people of Ceuta that they will not be "alone or defenseless"
The Monarch declares from Ceuta in his speech the undisputed Spanish sovereignty, demands good faith in the relationship with Morocco and asks for institutional unity in the face of the migratory crisis, with returns through legal channels
Podemos accuses Pedro Sánchez's Government of violating migrants' rights in Ceuta and of acting with "absolute lack of transparency"
The spokesperson for Podemos, Ione Belarra, denounces illegal returns at the border and calls for recognizing Ceuta as an autonomous community to reinforce the presence of the State
Juan Jesús Vivas thanks Felipe VI and Letizia, assuring that the Kings bring "hope" to the neighbors who "continue to live in an absolutely unsustainable situation"
The president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, has asked that the city's situation enter the electoral debate and has criticized the Government for not having fulfilled its constitutional obligations
Torres denies that the Government hid the report that warned six days before a massive entry into Ceuta: "That email did not reach me"
The Executive raises returns to Morocco to 11,025 and defends that the document of July 24 was transferred to the competent ministries before the migratory crisis
The former chief of staff of the Government delegate ratifies that he communicated the CNI warnings about Ceuta to him: "That same day"
Gonzalo Sanz has provided information from his mobile phone to the Audiencia Nacional to support his testimony, which contradicts the former delegate's version regarding the prior warnings before the massive entry in July
Amnesty International charges against the Spanish army denouncing torture and human rights violations against migrants in Ceuta
The NGO speaks of beatings, insults, harassment, and lack of healthcare, and asks Pedro Sánchez and Juan Jesús Vivas for urgent measures for a dignified reception.
The judge investigating the massive entry of migrants into Ceuta will hear the president of the autonomous community as a witness
The judge of the Audiencia Nacional will take a statement from the president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, while the case incorporates the CENIF report and the resignations of government officials in the autonomous city.
The Government prepares the replacement of the Government delegate in Ceuta after the migratory crisis: the former mayor of El Puerto de Santa María will be his substitute
The 'Cadena SER' reports that Miguel Ángel Pérez Triano will leave office in the coming days and that the Council of Ministers will formalize the appointment of the former mayor of El Puerto de Santa María, born in Ceuta
A 57-year-old migrant dies on Trampolín beach after weeks of precarious settlements in Ceuta
The health services tried to save the man after he collapsed next to the showers; official sources point to a sudden heart attack, pending autopsy, and about a hundred colleagues prayed around him
The Government steps on the accelerator in Ceuta with more than 7,000 returns and sets mid-October to recover the beaches: "The tents will be dismantled"
Minister Torres, coordinator of the single command, announces new temporary spaces, puts the number of returns to Morocco at more than 7,000, and confirms 2,383 identified minors
Vivas warns Sánchez about the risk of chronicling the crisis: "Ceuta will not be a mega-center for immigrants"
The president of Ceuta rejects that the rented tents remain until August 2027, warns of growing social tension and demands Spanish and European means to protect a border that he considers too dependent on Morocco
The Government advances in the normalization of Ceuta with the first reunifications of minors with their families and more reception places
The Executive processes more than 300 additional reunifications to the 54 already underway, prepares a camp for up to 700 people and maintains pressure on Rabat after an election day without new attempts of massive entry
Abascal blames Sánchez for the 37 sexual assault cases in Ceuta: "It falls directly on the traitor who governs"
The judicial report counts 39 victims, 38 women and 14 minors, but does not provide the nationality or administrative status of those investigated; the far-right leader takes advantage of this vacuum to attack the Government
The Government accuses the Popular Party of blocking the departure of minors from Ceuta and Torres demands from Feijóo "less demonstration and more providing some solution"
Ángel Víctor Torres demands that the communities governed by the PP take in some of the children who remain in the city; while the Executive will enable more places and prepares reinforcements in El Tarajal given this Wednesday's border alert
Vivas again demands the return of all migrants and warns: "We are not going to allow Ceuta to become a mega CETI"
The President of Ceuta accuses Minister Rego of changing her stance on minors, asks Morocco for the necessary reports to study their family reunification, and rejects that prolonged reception transforms the city after the massive entry
Marlaska lashes out at the PP over security criticisms in Ceuta and reminds them of their years in government: "They didn't invest a penny"
During his visit to the autonomous city, the minister refuses to retract his words about insecurity and defends police reinforcements, while the popular Ceuta Government and Moncloa remain at odds over the protection of minors
The Government shields Ceuta and Melilla ahead of 23-S and asks Morocco for a "deterrent device" against another massive crossing
Notices on social media of new entries coincide with the Moroccan legislative elections on Wednesday the 23rd; Albares assures that the messages are not having the impact of July, while Marlaska confirms a preventive deployment in both cities
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