Unpacking Europe: Ceuta and Schengen
From Centre for European Reform podcast · 00:23:11
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On this week’s Unpacking Europe podcast, Ian Bond, deputy director of the Centre for European Reform sat down with Camino Mortera-Martinez, an associate fellow at the CER, to discuss the consequences that the crossing of 80,000 migrants from Morocco to the Spanish exclave of Ceuta have had on the EU’s borderless Schengen area. They took a detailed look at impact this crisis has had on relations within the EU’s member-states, the status of Ceuta, the importance of the Schengen area and how to restore trust between Schengen member-states.
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