Complejo Vista Oasis
Maspalomas, San Bartolomé de Tirajana, 35100 Las Palmas · Las Palmas
Managed by Cruz Roja (reception management)
Historical use. This tourist establishment was used for temporary migrant accommodation in 2020-21, at the request of the Red Cross, while state facilities were being prepared. It is not recorded as being in reception use now. The facts here come from Canary Islands press reporting at the time and from Supreme Court judgment STS 197/2023, a case about a security-staff labour dispute rather than about the establishment’s conduct.
Bungalow complex in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria. The Ministry of Migration rehoused 139 young Moroccan men here from the Arguineguín dock in November 2020. By March 2021 around 1,700 people remained in tourist establishments across the Canaries, down from more than 8,000 at the end of 2020, as people were moved into the new Plan Canarias camps.
Timeline
Nov 2020
139 young Moroccan migrants transferred to the complex
The Ministry of Migration rehoused 139 young Moroccan men from the Arguineguín dock in the bungalow complex at Maspalomas.
19 Mar 2021
Named as hotel accommodation wound down
By this point around 1,700 people remained in tourist establishments across the Canaries, down from more than 8,000 at the end of 2020, as people were moved into the new Plan Canarias camps.
15 Mar 2023
Named in a Supreme Court judgment
Listed among the establishments where the Red Cross managed temporary migrant accommodation, in a judgment about a security-staff dismissal claim.
Source
elDiario.es Canarias Ahora (Nov 2020); Tribunal Supremo STS 197/2023 · news
Part of Spain’s reception and detention system. Figures are described neutrally from the cited source; coordinates marked “approx.” are town-level estimates. Most Spanish reception capacity is delivered through acción concertada in rented, dispersed apartments with no published addresses, we do not map homes. Any allegation against a named organisation is reported as an ongoing proceeding, not an established fact.