The European Commission Sees "Significant Advances" in Order to Finally Unlock Emergency Aid to Ceuta Following Marlaska's New Explanations
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The spokesman for the Interior held Spain responsible for delaying the European money it will have
The European Commission sees "significant advances" in order to finally unlock emergency aid to Ceuta after receiving further explanations from the Minister of the Interior,...
European Commissioner for the Interior highlights progress in "additional financial and operational support to Spain"
One day after the European Union demanded that Spain clarify the specific needs in which it needs support to address the migration crisis in Ceuta, the European Commissioner for the Interior and Migration, Magnus Brunner, claims to have had a "good telephone conversation" with Fernando Grande-Marlaska on this issue. Specifically, from Brussels the Spanish Government was asked to specify the lines of work that would be promoted with emergency fun…
Spain and the European Commission have made “significant” progress in the Government’s call for emergency assistance to receive financial and operational support [...]
European Commissioner for Home Affairs has a "good telephone conversation" with Grande-Marlaska
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