Morocco Sends MEPs an Email to Influence the Vote on Ceuta: "It Undertakes to Readmit All Affected People"
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The European Parliament and the Commissioner for Migration are calling for greater security and Morocco is trying to exonerate itself to several MEPs.
Rabat attributes the migratory avalanche of July 30 and 31 to the "disinformation" and trafficking networks of human beings. More information: The Interior Commissioner demands Sánchez a "urgent solution" to return to Morocco the migrants who are in Ceuta
The representation of Morocco to the European Union and NATO yesterday sent an e-mail to MEPs to try to influence the vote on Ceuta.
London – Al-Quds Al-Arabi: The European Parliament opened its session on Tuesday with a debate on the Ceuta tragedy, amid efforts by the European right, both moderate and far-right, to hold Morocco responsible for the mass incursion into the city. In response, Rabat sent an email to members of the European Parliament explaining its position on the events and pledging to accept all undocumented migrants. The European Parliament began its debate o…
In the hours leading up to the debate on the migration crisis in the European Parliament, Morocco sent an e-mail to several Spanish MEPs to avoid responsibility for what happened in Ceuta.In the letter sent through its Mission to the European Union and NATO, the Rabat Government has relied on the statements of the Government of Pedro Sánchez to defend its management and has recommitted itself once again to readmit all migrants, including unaccom…
The Moroccan mission to the European Union and NATO sent a letter on Monday, selectively, to several MEPs to convey Rabat’s position on the Ceuta crisis to them, just one day before the European Parliament plenary addressed in Strasbourg the entry of 80,000 immigrants into the autonomous city on 30 and 31 July. As confirmed by Europe Press, the mail was received by PSOE, PNV and ERC MEPs, while it did not reach members of the delegations of PP, …
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