00:00As mulheres e crianças são entre os migrantes
00:02ainda estão aqui em Ceuta, procurando asilo.
00:04E isso é realmente evidente aqui no centro.
00:06Eu estou muito perto da fronteira com o Morrocco.
00:39Local authorities estimate that half of the 2,000 migrants
00:42still in Ceuta after the crossings last week are minors.
00:46Any that are unaccompanied are protected by Spanish law,
00:49which prohibits their forced expulsion.
00:51The government has earmarked 25 million euros
00:54to be spent on assisting the minors,
00:56but the people here tell us they haven't seen this assistance yet.
01:22The Spanish government has called the crossings
01:25an attack on the territorial integrity of the country.
01:28It has blamed criminal smuggling networks
01:30and misinformation for the tens of thousands of people
01:33that crossed the border last week.
01:35Many of these people are from Morrocco,
01:37but they also say that despite these difficult circumstances,
01:40they do not want to go back.
01:42They have requested and urged the Spanish government to help,
01:45as well as for the EU to step in.
01:47They want to show up for me or not.
01:50They do not care.
01:52They want to live in the hemisphere,
01:52and they want to live in the Infrastructure Union.
01:54They want to live in Madrid.
01:55They want to bond with our children.
01:56They want to join us in their hands.
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