Each MENA costs €5,000 a month. to Melilla

The cost exceeds the income of an average family in Melilla and is more than double the city's usual salary.

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The government of the Spanish city in Africa (PP) has admitted that to attend a MENA (unaccompanied minor) It costs €5,000 a month, that is, €60,000 a year.. He made it public on 8 April 2025, according to reports. European Press Agency, amid a climate of political tension marked by the handling of immigration and criticism from VOX. This amount far exceeds the lowest income recorded in the city (€4,996 per year).

This contrast has sparked criticism from VOX, qwhich considers that these costs represent an unacceptable comparative grievance for Melillan families. His provincial president insists that only his party dares to say clearly that toThese minors should be returned with their families to their countries of origin.. It also emphasises that The amount invested in each one doubles the annual salary of many of the city's workers. (around €23,275, according to the Spanish Tax Agency).

Criticism for lack of transparency

VOX has criticised the government for not having provided this data when it was requested during a plenary session held in October 2023, and suspects that the information has only now been made public because the party has demanded it again in Congress.

The party also warns of the situation at the La Purísima juvenile centre, where three serious incidents have been recorded in the past five months and, despite this, The number of security guards is expected to be reduced.. In this context, it is considered reckless that the number of minors in the city's care could be increased, whatever the number.

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