The Council of Ministers on Tuesday set the number of unaccompanied minors that each autonomous community must accept within the framework of the new legal regulations to address the arrival of refugees in the Canary Islands and Ceuta. The criteria are based on a decree law approved by Congress, and the Spanish government is already warning that, no matter how much fuss the PP presidents make, the transfers of the 3,900 minors pending distribution will soon be activated. In an interview on Spanish National Television (TVE) this Wednesday, the Minister of Territorial Policy, Ángel Víctor Torres, expressed confidence that all autonomous communities will comply and assume guardianship of the minors they receive under the mandatory distribution. However, in the face of possible resistance, he issued a warning: "If any community were to oppose it, the security forces should logically intervene. But I have no doubt that the presidents will comply with the law," he added.