Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-04-05-Speech-2-180-000"
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"The recent and ongoing events unfolding on the opposite shores of the Mediterranean bear witness to how the instability in this region and the consequent migration flows represent a challenge that the European Union must face up to.
The migration phenomenon is worrying for the developments and tensions it may cause, both in terms of relations between migrants’ countries of origin and destination, but also between their countries of origin and transit countries. We need to bolster the policy of prevention, optimising financial resources and improving existing institutional structures. We must keep illegal immigration under control and, in this sense, I think that extending migration agreements is an effective remedy to obtain short-term results and reduce the instability of migration flows.
I agree with the analysis in the report and, in particular, I concur that a bilateral mechanism that enables active monitoring of the protection status of minorities – or other groups that could be subject to abuse or suffering as a result of instability – should be included when preparing the external action instruments for post-2013. I therefore voted in favour of this report."@en1
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