La inmigración irregular baja un 30% en España durante 2012
El Ministerio del Interior destaca que se ha invertido la tendencia alcista de 2011
Aumentan los inmigrantes que murieron cuando trataban de llegar a España
Mónica Ceberio Belaza Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 13:30 CET
Illegal immigration down 30% in Spain in 2012
The Home Office has reversed stresses that the uptrend of 2011
Increase immigrants who died while trying to reach Spain
Monica Ceberio Belaza Madrid 24 ENE 2013 - 13:30 CET
The number of illegal immigrants who came to the Spanish coast fell 30% in 2012 compared to 2011. Last year there were 3804 people who came into our country while the former had done 5441, as announced this morning by the Interior Minister, Jorge Fernandez, at a press conference in Madrid.
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The decline has been strongest in the Canary Islands (50%), where 173 immigrants reached the shores compared with 340 in 2011. "We can say that it has closed the Atlantic as an entry of illegal immigrants", said the minister, who has made no reference to the recent crash of a Civil Guard patrol boat collided with a boat causing one death and six missing.
In the Peninsula and Balearic Islands, the number of immigrants that illegal entrants increased from 5101 in 2011 to 3631 last year (down 29%). The arrival of immigrants in Ceuta and Melilla, was also decreased in 2841 compared to 3343, 2011 -. But the decline occurred only in Ceuta. In Melilla 262 increased the number of immigrants who came to the city irregularly autonomous city around which hundreds of sub-Saharan barely survive waiting for an opportunity to move to Spain.
Despite the decrease in the total number of immigrants arriving in Spain by the coast, 2012 was a year of upheaval. The same in which many immigrants began trying to cross the border by accessing the Spanish sovereign islands off the coast of Morocco. In August, the arrival of 89 immigrants Earth Island, a Spanish island attached to the Moroccan coast in the bay of Al Hoceima, ended with delivery to Morocco by Spain-dawn and without following the legally established procedures eject- 73 of them. Morocco led directly to the Algerian border, where they were forced to walk forward and cross the border without further.
A total of 3,804 immigrants entered Spain irregularly through the Spanish coast in 2012
Minister Fernandez praised cooperation with Morocco on migration. Asked about the case of Earth Island, and whether Spain and his ministry approved this course of action and expel citizens Morocco by Spain delivered outside any legal channel, said that he was not one to assess the sovereign decisions taken by the neighboring country, which he defined as "an ally and friend." However, in the case of Earth Island, the fate of the 73 immigrants was something that competed directly to Spain after having delivered to Morocco rather than repatriate them to their countries of origin through the proper procedure.
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