The Spanish government plans to approve a package of aid for Ceuta, totaling 168 million euros, aimed at addressing the economic and social crisis caused by a large influx of migrants in late July. The measures include enhanced unemployment benefits (ERTEs) with increased protections for workers and reduced financial burdens on businesses. These reforms would allow access to unemployment benefits without prior contributions and provide 100% cost coverage for companies. The plan also includes higher subsidies for hiring and extends similar measures to Melilla, which faces similar migration challenges. President Pedro Sánchez emphasized that this support represents 8% of Ceuta’s GDP and aims to revitalize local businesses through direct aid to small enterprises and self-employed individuals.
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