Now that Matteo Salvini is out as interior minister, Italy's shaky coalition government has re-opened its ports to NGO ships bringing in hundreds of migrants from Africa, most of whom have traversed through Libya. This week, the government opened two ports to two different NGO ships carrying a total of 237 migrants. It is expected that the migrants will be redistributed to Germany, France, Potugal and Ireland.
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Italy Is Open for Business
Hat tip Gates of Vienna for editing and Vlad Tepes for sub-titling. Translation by Fousesquawk.
Now that Matteo Salvini is out as interior minister, Italy's shaky coalition government has re-opened its ports to NGO ships bringing in hundreds of migrants from Africa, most of whom have traversed through Libya. This week, the government opened two ports to two different NGO ships carrying a total of 237 migrants. It is expected that the migrants will be redistributed to Germany, France, Potugal and Ireland.
Now that Matteo Salvini is out as interior minister, Italy's shaky coalition government has re-opened its ports to NGO ships bringing in hundreds of migrants from Africa, most of whom have traversed through Libya. This week, the government opened two ports to two different NGO ships carrying a total of 237 migrants. It is expected that the migrants will be redistributed to Germany, France, Potugal and Ireland.
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