Brussels Wants More Answers Before Reinforcing Frontex
Brussels says Spain must answer open questions before it can approve more Frontex support after a July border surge that sent 72,000 people across.
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The European Union is not yet ready to grant the assistance requested by Spain for its northern African Ceuta slave, where in July at least 72,000 people crossed the Moroccan border, said a European Commission spokesman, Markus Lammert, according to Reuters, EFE and Agerpres. "We are making progress on ...
Spain will hand over border surveillance and migration controls between Morocco and the Spanish African cities of Ceuta and Melilla to the EU agency Frontex, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced to Congress in Madrid on Thursday.
the Community executive "provided support from the first day, both with regard to financial support and to the assistance of the agencies", said the spokesman of the European Commission
Both the European Commissioner for the Interior, Austrian Magnus Brunner, and Von der Leyen themselves offered Sánchez European aid
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