The Spanish government has reached an agreement with the city of Ceuta to create a list of new spaces for accommodating migrants, following local protests. Details of the new locations will remain undisclosed until Tuesday. The Council of Ministers is scheduled to approve the list as part of a new royal decree. This decision comes after concerns raised by residents regarding existing migrant accommodation facilities. The agreement aims to address the ongoing challenges of managing migration flows into the Spanish enclave. The new spaces are intended to provide more suitable and accepted options for receiving migrants. The royal decree is expected to outline the criteria and procedures for the operation of these facilities.