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Italy Malta migrant row deepens Mark Armstrong 19/08/2018
Italian Transport Minister Danilo Toninelli tweeted on Sunday that when it comes to saving lives Italy does not hold back, adding that Malta should be sanctioned for refusing the let the vessel dock.  Interior Minister Matteo Salvini warned that if the EU doesn't step in the alternative is to send the migrants back to Libya.The Maltese Interior Minister, Michael Farrugia, told @Euronews Italy should allow the migrants to disembark in Lampedusa or any other Italian port.

Hitting back at Salvini and Toninelli he tweeted that the Italians had deliberately picked up the migrants in Maltese waters to stop them reaching Italian waters. Referring to the Diciotti case, the European Commission spokesperson on migration, Tove Ernst, said the #EU is closely following events. She added that sustainable solutions are needed and not ad hoc ones.

Posté le 20/08/201806/02/2023 dans Droit de l'UE| Par Viviane De Beaufort
Mots-clés : boat people, commission européenne, conflit, Construction européenne, democratie, immigration, Italie, malte, migrants, UE