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"Mr President, the name of a specific debate has become the subject of a frenetic internal parliamentary discussion. This frenetic response is really typical of the way migration, as well as criticism of national governments, is dealt with in the European Union.
One of the items on today’s agenda is: Current problems regarding immigration. That is quite a broad subject that makes no specific reference to a name or country, although we all know exactly what this is about. It is about the human tragedies in Ceuta, Melilla and on Lampedusa. We should simply call it by its name.
Initially, most of the groups were in favour of a proposal by the Socialist Group in the European Parliament, who had stated that the debate should be entitled
and which had received the backing of most of the groups. Meanwhile, the leadership of the Socialist Group has withdrawn support for this and the fog has lifted.
I want us to take another vote on this title, which should make it much clearer what we are talking about, and I also am relying on the Socialist Group’s honesty with regard to the debate we will be having today."@en1
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"Déclarations du Conseil et de la Commission sur l'immigration; situation à Ceuta, Melilla et Lampedusa"1
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