Ceuta. Schengen area has not "been compromised"
P ortugal, through the Minister of the Interior, Luís Neves, defended, this Tuesday, that "the European Union must respond with unity, firmness and
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P ortugal, through the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, argued this Tuesday that "the European Union must respond with unity, firmness and responsibility to the migration crisis in Ceuta", having considered "that the episode constitutes a break in the recent trend of reducing irregular entry into Europe". Of the 72,000 people who entered Ceuta, 70,000 have already returned, said the Minister of the Interior of Spain. In the intervention, “Portugal expressed solidarity with Spain and the Spanish authorities, lamenting the loss of human lives and classifying what happened as extremely serious, both from a humanitarian point of view and from the protection of the Union’s external border.
Furthermore, The Ministers for the Internal Administration of the European Union (EU), remember, met in videoconference "to discuss a coordinated response to the worsening of migratory pressure on the Spanish external border". The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla have the only two land borders of the European Union with the African continent. Spain decided in April to legalize the situation of 500,000 immigrants who were in an irregular situation.
In addition, Choose ECO as a preferred font on Google Choose The Ministers of the European Union's Home Affairs met this Tuesday extraordinarily, by video conference, to discuss the crisis in Ceuta after the arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco.
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P ortugal, through the Minister of Internal Administration, Luís Neves, argued this Tuesday that "the European Union must respond with unity, firmness and responsibility to the migration crisis in Ceuta", having considered "that the episode constitutes a break in the recent trend of reducing irregular entry into Europe".
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Of the 72,000 people who entered Ceuta, 70,000 have already returned, said the Minister of the Interior of Spain.
according to Observador +3About 72,000 people entered Ceuta irregularly within 24 hours last week and 70,000 have already returned to Morocco, Spain’s Home Secretary said today.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +2In the intervention, “Portugal expressed solidarity with Spain and the Spanish authorities, lamenting the loss of human lives and classifying what happened as extremely serious, both from a humanitarian point of view and from the protection of the Union’s external border.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +2The Ministers for the Internal Administration of the European Union (EU), remember, met in videoconference "to discuss a coordinated response to the worsening of migratory pressure on the Spanish external border".
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +2The Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla have the only two land borders of the European Union with the African continent.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Mundo +2Spain decided in April to legalize the situation of 500,000 immigrants who were in an irregular situation.
according to ECOChoose ECO as a preferred font on Google Choose The Ministers of the European Union's Home Affairs met this Tuesday extraordinarily, by video conference, to discuss the crisis in Ceuta after the arrival of thousands of migrants from Morocco.
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