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ITALY-EU: Migreurop: Press release: Mare Nostrum drowned in Triton?

11 October 2014

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"The Mare Nostrum operation is scheduled to end on 1 November 2014. After the commemoration of the 3 October 2013 shipwreck, the question must be asked as to what will replace this mechanism that was deployed by Italy in the context of conflicts taking place at the gates of Europe, pushing tens of thousands of people to leave as they seek protection."

See the full text: Mare Nostrum drowned in Triton? (link)

Also see: French (link), Italian (link) and Spanish (link)

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