Ceuta Crisis Opens the Way for the State to Relocate Migrants to Other EU Countries
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The Commission takes into account the migratory crisis in Ceuta and recognises that Spain bore a 'disproportionate burden' on the rest of the EU. More information: Brussels gives Frontex new powers to monitor networks and accelerate expulsions following the Ceuta crisis
Noticias de Navarra
The irregular arrival of thousands of migrants in Ceuta from Morocco on 30 and 31 July has led the European Commission to keep Spain among the countries under the greatest migratory pressure. This classification allows to request the solidarity of its partners and activate the mechanism of the Migration and Asylum Pact to relocate in other Member States part of the persons arriving irregularly to its territory.
The Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, sent a letter to the European Commissioner for Migration complaining that Spain was removed from the group of countries that benefit from the solidarity reserve. Brussels gives a touch of attention to the Italy of Giorgia Meloni, one of the most critical countries with the migration policy of the government of Pedro Sánchez Spain complains to the EU for not being considered “State subject t…
This qualification will allow you to access again the solidarity contingent created by the Migration and Asylum Pact, which includes economic aid and relocations of migrants Amnesty International documents 50 cases of military abuses against me
Italy, Greece and Cyprus have also been included in the block of countries eligible to apply for solidarity
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