Spanish Government to Approve 165 Million Euro Emergency Package for Ceuta
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Spanish Government to Approve 165 Million Euro Emergency Package for Ceuta

SAPO Notícias30 August 2026 at 13:14

The Spanish government will approve an emergency package of 165 million euros for Ceuta. The amount is intended to revitalize the local economy and strengthen the public services of the autonomous city. Ceuta was affected after the mass entry of immigrants at the end of July, which caused a humanitarian and logistical crisis in the region. The emergency package represents an effort by the government to respond to the consequences of this crisis.

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