From the EU 6,000 euros for each migrant rescued. Salvini: "Italy does not need alms" – Politics

"Controlled Centers" in the EU countries "on a voluntary basis" to improve asylum procedures and accelerate irregular returns. This is the proposal of the European Commission sent to capitals and which provides financial support to states that agree to host centers. In addition, countries that accept the transfer of migrants who have landed in one of the controlled centers – according to the document that ANSA was able to see in Rome – will receive 6,000 euros for each refugee.

"If they want to give money to someone else, Italy does not need alms," says the Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini who rejects the EU proposal to the sender. "The hypothesis does not exist, because over time each asylum seeker costs between 40 thousand and 50 thousand euros". Then Brussels, added the minister, "alms can keep it.We want to close the incoming flows to have the backlog of hundreds of thousands of presences, we do not ask for money but to dignity and we recover it from our hands

The EU proposal (FULL TEXT IN PDF) – The European Commission proposes the concept of platforms for the landing of migrants in third countries in close cooperation with IOM and UNHCR and in cooperation with third countries The aim is to help ensure a truly shared regional responsibility the complex challenges of migration, reducing deaths at sea and ensuring an orderly and predictable landing, not fields or detention centers, but areas managed in full respect of international law and human rights. Man

The Co European Commission will play a role in co-ordination between the member States . In other words, it will be a kind of control room, but it will only be a temporary measure until a complete system can be established in the context of the reform. of the common European asylum system.

The Nato: if a boat is in trouble you must intervene – "When a sailor meets a boat in distress he must always intervene in order to save lives, c & # 39; is a rule of the sea ". That's what Admiral James Foggo, commander of the NATO Command in Naples, said on the occasion of the first day of study of the strategic direction center of the For the South. "The Navy operates independently and can also decide how to intervene."