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While political negotiations for the reception of minors arriving in Spain continue without a solution, the situation in the autonomous city of Ceuta is very complicated. Its capacity to receive people is exceeded. In August alone, more than 300 minors swam onto the beaches of Ceuta. The migration journalist of elDiario.es, Gabriela Sánchez, spent three nights on these beaches, on this maritime border.
He tells us what his three nights of waiting were like at the Tarajal border, between fog and darkness, waiting for the possible arrival of minors in Ceuta. We analyze what these boys and girls who arrive in Spain are like, what the situation is in the autonomous city and what awaits us this autumn in Spanish immigration policy.
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