EU interior ministers discuss better protection of external borders via video link; 2,500 migrants remain in the exclave
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This morning (10.00 a.m.) the EU interior ministers want to discuss by video how the EU can better protect its external borders. The number of remaining migrants is estimated at around 2,500. The EU Commission had called for cohesion before the meeting and is trying to leave no doubt about the EU migration system, which came into force just over seven weeks ago.
Furthermore, Last week, up to 60,000 people had temporarily reached the Spanish exclave from Morocco. According to the Ministry of the Interior in Madrid, 72 bodies have been recovered so far. Austria’s Interior Minister: asylum procedures outsource Weber told the “Bild”: “Spain must change course.” The broad support of the protest against the government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his solo efforts proved that “the left-wing Sánchez government is isolated”.
In addition, The vast majority of migrants have now returned to Morocco, according to the central government in Madrid.
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This morning (10.00 a.m.) the EU interior ministers want to discuss by video how the EU can better protect its external borders.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe number of remaining migrants is estimated at around 2,500.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe EU Commission had called for cohesion before the meeting and is trying to leave no doubt about the EU migration system, which came into force just over seven weeks ago.
reliability low1/2 sourcesLast week, up to 60,000 people had temporarily reached the Spanish exclave from Morocco.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to the Ministry of the Interior in Madrid, 72 bodies have been recovered so far.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAustria’s Interior Minister: asylum procedures outsource Weber told the “Bild”: “Spain must change course.” The broad support of the protest against the government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his solo efforts proved that “the left-wing Sánchez government is isolated”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe vast majority of migrants have now returned to Morocco, according to the central government in Madrid.
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