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EU-GREECE: Andrej Hunko, Member of the Left Party parliamentary group in the Bundestag and Member of the Parliamentary Assemblyof the Council of Europe: The EU is becoming complicit in racism and fascism in Greece

15 November 2012

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"“The European Union is supporting the Greek government’s inhuman migration policy by funding detention facilities. Racist crackdowns are connected to political pressure from Germany for fewer refugees to be allowed to enter the Schengen area,” said Andrej Hunko, Member of the Bundestag, in response to information provided by the German government about the EU’s financial support for Greece."

See: Press release (pdf)

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