[This is how they surely leave...] Government installs free Wi-Fi antenna for Ceuta's invaders
A free Wi-Fi antenna has been installed at the CETI in Ceuta for immigrants arriving since July 30th. Discover the details of this measure.
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The Government has installed a Wi-Fi antenna at the CETI in Ceuta, offering free connection to immigrants housed there and in surrounding areas. The company **Orange** is responsible for providing the service.
The **Government** has decided to provide free internet access to residents of the **Center for Temporary Stay of Immigrants (CETI)** in **Ceuta**. This measure, which aims to offer greater comfort to individuals staying at this center trinc the massive arrival of immigrants since **July 30**, is made possible by installing a long-range Wi-Fi antenna.
## Connection for residents and surroundings
The new connectivity infrastructure is strategically located at the entrance of the **CETI**, allowing the Wi-Fi signal to reach not only the center's facilities but also adjacent areas, such as **Playa del Trampolín**, which is about 200 meters away. This extension of coverage seeks to serve those who, after entering the autonomous city, have settled in the vicinity of the reception center. The central Executive finances this initiative, adding to the amenities offered to immigrants remaining in Spanish territory.
## The role of Orange
The company **Orange** has been selected to carry out the installation and provision of the Wi-Fi service. A company spokesperson stated that "we have reinforced our network capacities to contribute to ensuring the continuity, quality, and resilience of communications." They added that their "commitment" is to "ensure that citizens, businesses, public administrations, and emergency services have the best connectivity capabilities at all times."
## Local perspective
The situation in **Ceuta** has been described by some residents as "complicated" and "unprecedented" trinc the mass influx of people. The installation of the Wi-Fi antenna takes place in a context where some residents express their feeling of being overwhelmed and the perception that information regarding the reality of the situation does not always match the facts. This government measure, aimed at offering basic services to immigrants, adds to the complex social and logistical dynamics facing the autonomous city.
The **Government** has decided to provide free internet access to residents of the **Center for Temporary Stay of Immigrants (CETI)** in **Ceuta**. This measure, which aims to offer greater comfort to individuals staying at this center trinc the massive arrival of immigrants since **July 30**, is made possible by installing a long-range Wi-Fi antenna.
## Connection for residents and surroundings
The new connectivity infrastructure is strategically located at the entrance of the **CETI**, allowing the Wi-Fi signal to reach not only the center's facilities but also adjacent areas, such as **Playa del Trampolín**, which is about 200 meters away. This extension of coverage seeks to serve those who, after entering the autonomous city, have settled in the vicinity of the reception center. The central Executive finances this initiative, adding to the amenities offered to immigrants remaining in Spanish territory.
## The role of Orange
The company **Orange** has been selected to carry out the installation and provision of the Wi-Fi service. A company spokesperson stated that "we have reinforced our network capacities to contribute to ensuring the continuity, quality, and resilience of communications." They added that their "commitment" is to "ensure that citizens, businesses, public administrations, and emergency services have the best connectivity capabilities at all times."
## Local perspective
The situation in **Ceuta** has been described by some residents as "complicated" and "unprecedented" trinc the mass influx of people. The installation of the Wi-Fi antenna takes place in a context where some residents express their feeling of being overwhelmed and the perception that information regarding the reality of the situation does not always match the facts. This government measure, aimed at offering basic services to immigrants, adds to the complex social and logistical dynamics facing the autonomous city.
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