During the plenary session, PNV deputy Iñigo Barandiarán recalled that a motion was passed on February 2 to prevent the death of people on the border of the Bidasoa River. However, he has pointed out that migrants continue to die.
The Minister of the Interior of the Spanish Government, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, has said Spain’s government is against the internal controls France has put in place over its borders to prevent secondary movements. In this sense, he has indicated that they will continue to work with members of the Guardia Civil, by sea and air, to tackle tragedies in the river of the Bidasoa
During the plenary meeting next Wednesday, the PNV deputy Inigo Barandiaran Benito He recalled that a motion was passed on February 2 to prevent the death of people on the border of the Bidasoa River. For example, he asked the Minister of the Interior what measures the government has taken to prevent such incidents, since a person drowned in the Bidasoa a few days ago.
Marlaska has stressed that they have resisted France’s internal controls and are monitoring the river to avoid “the problems you say”. “We are in favor of effective protection of the EU’s borders, as well as roaming and free movement,” he added.
For its part, when asked by the deputy of EH Bildu, Jon Iñarritu, about his position of the police on what happened last Friday in Melilla, where 23 migrants who tried to cross the fence diedMarlaska has once again urged the international mafia, pointing out that the “troops are complying with the law” and that they are conducting daily evaluations of the police’s actions: “There is strict compliance,” it added.
However, Iñárritu has again asked for responsibilities and clarified what happened, stating that “until now they believed that the gates had been jumped by those who had no money to pay the mafia and that the PP was blaming them for the same as what they blamed them on Tarajal in their day.”
Sánchez references July’s state of the nation debate to report on Melilla
The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchezfor his part, assured this morning that will report on the attack on the Melilla fence in the debate on the state of the nationwhere he “imagines” the matter will arise, but it will not happen in a specific guise as the PP on the one hand and the parliamentary partners of the Executive on the other are asking.
This is apparent from an interview on Cadena Ser, in which he revealed that Moroccan gendarmes also died in last Friday’s attack on the fence, in which at least 23 people were killed among immigrants.
The head of the executive has admitted that governments must be held accountable, but insists that those responsible gangs trafficking people However, when asked if he will go to Parliament to explain what has happened in the pretense they are asking for, Pedro Sánchez has said that he “imagines” that this will be one of the debates that will arise in the state of the nation debate that will take place will take place in July.
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