MADRID (SPAGNA) (ITALPRESS) – Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares said that the position of the Italian government towards the migration crisis in Ceuta was “probably dictated by interests of part” and “internal electoral needs”.
According to the newspaper El Pais, Albares added, at a press conference at the end of the meeting with the authorities of Ceuta, that the attitude of the Italian government was not marked by “solidarity and support”, as he said, “the vast majority of the countries of the European Union”. Albares then defined this “particularly surprising” position because Italy, still stated, “is the country with the largest number of irregular entrances in Europe, twice as much as Spain.”.
SALVINI “PRIMA DI RIMANDARE INDIETRO LA GERMANIA PENSI A ONG”
“We invite German friends to bring back home all the German NGOs that took Italy for a refugee camp. So before sending back even one person, they remove the German flag to these NGOs that basically carry human beings from North Africa to Italy. Done this, we will talk about everything.” Thus the deputypremier, minister, Matteo Salvini, on the margin of the visit to the yard of the new railway station at Pigneto in Rome, on possible frictions with Germany on the theme of migrants. “The same applies to Spain: it is clear that if you first regularize half a million irregular immigrants and then in a weekend you get 7 thousand, including 4-5 thousand hidden and among which also potential terrorist infiltrations, lessons from Madrid or Berlin we do not take. First they settled the problems in Spain and Germany and then we talk about arrests,” he added.
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