Spain: 200 Children About to be Transferred to the Mainland while Hundreds Remain Cramped in Ceuta and 7,500 People Were Returned to Morocco
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200 unaccompanied children are about to be transferred to the mainland after an agreement was reached between the Ministry of Social Rights and autonomous regions but hundreds of unaccompanied children remain in cramped conditions in Ceuta. 7,500 of the people who entered Ceuta last week have already been returned to Morocco. At least three young Moroccans have died in and on their way to Ceuta in the past two weeks. More than 30 people are currently feared in distress in the Atlantic Sea and about 100 people, including several children, have been rescued close to Gran Canaria.
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With the state of alarm in Spain having ended on Sunday, Spainâs regions â which are in charge of controlling the pandemic in their territories â no longer have the sole authority to introduce coronavirus restrictions on fundamental rights, specifically the nighttime curfew, limits on social gatherings and perimetral lockdowns of regions, provinces and municipalities. Now, these measures once again need to be authorized by the courts.
Ahead of the end of the state of alarm on May 9, some regional governments sought support from the courts, while others prepared alternative measures. The Basque government asked for authorization to seal its regional borders, but the request was denied last Friday. This means that there are currently no restrictions on inter-regional travel in Spain.
9 Things to Do in Gran Canaria
Visiting Gran Canaria? Here are some of the things you can’t miss.
In Gran Canaria you will find mesmerizing dunes to markets where you can buy an original souvenir. And delicious cheeses, beaches where you can relax comfortably, dozens of hiking trails and landscapes that will be engraved in your memory.
Surely in this list we left out many things, but Gran Canaria has activities for a long time… and perhaps it will be better for you to discover its secrets by yourself. However, we recommend 9 things you should not miss on the island.
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