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Spanish government expects to relocate migrants in Ceuta in two to three weeks

Now29 August 2026 at 14:02

The Spanish government expects to be able to resettle the migrants present in Ceuta within a two to three week timeframe. Ceuta is a Spanish city located in northern Africa, which has been the scene of a significant migration crisis.

The Minister of Health, according to the information provided, intends to guarantee dignified reception conditions for the migrants during this resettlement process.

Among the measures promised by the ministry are the provision of shelter, drinking water and dignified conditions for the affected migrants.

The Spanish executive has also expressed its intention to ensure the protection of the basic rights of these migrants throughout the entire resettlement process.

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