Overview
- Madrid and Aragón have formally contested the April 28 Sectorial Conference, claiming it is unconstitutional and procedurally flawed.
- The Ministry of Youth and Childhood, led by Sira Rego, insists the conference will proceed and encourages regional participation.
- The Real Decreto-ley mandates solidarity-based redistribution of unaccompanied minors to alleviate pressure on regions like the Canary Islands and Ceuta.
- Madrid accuses the central government of treating autonomous communities as subordinates and failing to comply with a Supreme Court order to assist 1,000 asylum-seeking minors.
- Aragón has refused to provide data on its hosting capacity and alleges that the redistribution framework unfairly favors Catalonia.