Migration in Crete: Cooperation with Libya "Lost" - Stricter Measures Are Coming - New Alert for 200 People

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"The death of people seeking protection and security of their lives is not part of European normality," noted Kostas Arvanitis.

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“The protection of human life must be the absolute priority,” emphasizes SYRIZA MEP Costas Arvanitis, in a statement on the occasion of the twenty people who lost their lives in three days in the sea area south of Crete, wondering why the Mediterranean has ended up “an immense human cemetery.” Costas Arvanitis poses

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Crete is being tested once again, with the migratory flows showing no end. After the tragedies…

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Statement by Left Vice President, Costas Arvanitis, on the new shipwrecks, south of Crete, where twenty refugees lost their lives Twenty people lost their lives within three days in the sea area south of Crete. Twelve of them were found dead in a dinghy, while another eight lost their lives in a previous […] The post K. Arvanitis: The Mediterranean, a vast cemetery of people? Why? appeared first on SYRIZA-PS.

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Three rescue operations for approximately 200 migrants are underway south of Crete, while after the 20 deaths, concerns are growing about new arrivals due to improving weather.

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The finding that the cooperation that existed in the past with Libya on immigration no longer exists, but also the government's intention to take stricter measures if...More...