8 October 2014
By establishing Mare Nostrum, while refusing the unfair mechanism of the Dublin regulation, Italy has set up, in effect, a form of natural movement to penetrate the European space and to move within it. This attempt to enact a mere «humanitarian corridor» adapted to the Euro-Mediterranean context is a first step. It is insufficient. If it really wants to put an end to «irregular» immigration, the EU needs to make it «regular» by allowing entry into the European territory to those who choose it or are forced into exile.
