Juan Jesús Vivas

Juan Jesús Vivas

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Juan Jesús Vivas is the President of Ceuta, who has been supportive of the government's plan to relocate migrant minors, despite the opposition from his party on the mainland, and has worked to advocate for the interests of his city in the ongoing discussions about migrant relocation.

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Spain Spain: Juan Jesús Vivas is the local government leader who criticized the central government for not providing official figures on foreign individuals in the streets. 4

El País: Marlaska anuncia refuerzos en la frontera de Ceuta y Melilla ante la amenaza de otra entrada durante las elecciones de Marruecos | España

Uruguay Uruguay: The mayor of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas, said that the migrants had turned Ceuta into a 'pressure cooker'. 4

El Observador: Las imágenes de la tensión durante el intento de desalojo de miles de migrantes de las playas de Ceuta

Uruguay Uruguay: Juan Jesús Vivas is the president of Ceuta who reported on the number of people settled in the area. 5

El Observador: los inmigrantes ilegales toman otra playa para construir más asentamientos

Uruguay Uruguay: Juan Jesús Vivas is the president of Ceuta who reported on the number of illegal immigrants settled in the area. 5

El Observador: los inmigrantes ilegales toman otra playa para construir más asentamientos

Cabo Verde Cabo Verde: Juan Jesús Vivas is the president of the autonomous city of Ceuta and has commented on the migrant situation. 6

Expresso das Ilhas – Cape Verdean newspaper & portal: Cerca de 13.000 migrantes continuam na cidade

Finland Finland: Juan Jesús Vivas met with José Manuel Albares during his visit to Ceuta. 5

Helsingin Sanomat: Ceutaan odotetaan uutta joukkoryntäystä lauantaina

Italy Italy: Juan Jesus Vivas is the President of the Autonomous City of Ceuta who contradicted the Spanish government's claims about the situation of migrants. 5

Corriere della Sera: Ceuta, crisi diplomatica Spagna-Italia: l’Europa prova a mediare