Spanish authorities acknowledge that processing the data of each person who entered Ceuta will take many months, or even years, as will the decision on whether they may be entitled to a visa. Thousands of migrants continue to live on the streets and beaches of the city, without access to adequate shelter. About 5,000 migrants remain in the city, many of whom could not find a place in reception centers, which are at full capacity. The humanitarian situation remains critical, with migrants waiting for a resolution that may take a long time.
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Migrants in Ceuta: thousands still live in the streets and beaches of the city
SIC Notícias3 September 2026 at 14:08
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