Meloni and 18 EU Leaders Defend External Border Surveillance
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Ceuta's migration crisis aggravated differences between European governments over migration policy. On the second day of the European Council, Meloni stressed the importance of external borders.
As a success, the Prime Minister claims the European turning point on immigration. But she is silent about the violations of human rights suffered by migrants who have stopped before leaving, she celebrates policies that do not lighten the burdens of Italy, calls the Albania model what is not and shows a certain inconsistency in judging the decisions of other European governments compared to those of her own. A success based only on what one cho…
Second and last day of work in Brussels. German-France Understanding on European Automotive and Production This article European Council, Melons on the theme of migrants: "Keeping high the supervision at the external borders" comes from LaPresse
The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, and 18 leaders of the European Union have pledged to maintain a high level of surveillance at the external borders of the bloc, following the migration crisis in Ceuta. The initiative aims to strengthen migration control mechanisms and prevent irregular entry.
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