The Spanish government approved, this Tuesday, a "shock plan" worth 309 million euros for Ceuta. The objective is to respond to the impacts caused by the migratory crisis in the city.
The migratory crisis in Ceuta occurred after the illegal entry of approximately 72,000 people in the Spanish city, which created a situation of humanitarian and logistical emergency.
The 309 million euro plan aims to mitigate the effects of this crisis, which overloaded the services and infrastructures of the Spanish autonomous city in African territory.
The investment represents a significant effort by the Spanish government to manage one of the biggest migratory crises that Ceuta has ever faced.
