What will happen with the 1,342 minors registered in Ceuta and how will their distribution be?

At least 1,342 minors have been registered in the reception system after the migratory crisis in Ceuta, and there are still others pending identification. Their transfer now opens another front: the receiving communities must guarantee their reception and the Prosecutor's Office will monitor the process.

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The official figure communicated by the Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, reaches 1,342 registered children, although the definitive number may be higher because there are still unidentified minors.

The communities will have to receive them

When a relocation is resolved, Ceuta will communicate the transfer to the Prosecutor's Office of the destination community, including the status of the file to determine the age.

The receiving community must provide immediate care and an adequate reception.

If it refuses to receive them or delays their reception, the Prosecutor's Office of the destination territory will intervene and demand that a resource be designated to care for them. The Attorney General, Teresa Peramato, has reminded through a decree the obligations established for the autonomous communities in these situations.