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"en.20110928.19.3-178-000"2
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"The most recent developments in the southern Mediterranean have brought huge migratory pressure on the region. Under the March 2011 resolutions of the European Council, the proposed strengthening of EU measures within the External Borders Fund, the European Return Fund and the European Refugee Fund will make it possible to bolster the immediate efforts of the most affected Member States and to strengthen the capacity of Frontex to carry out marine surveillance in the Mediterranean. The basic documents of the External Borders Fund, the European Return Fund and the European Refugee Fund assume that out of their total funding package, a certain percentage is allocated for Community measures to fund supra-national measures or measures that are in the interest of the Community as a whole, particularly in the case of emergency situations where quick action is needed. The extraordinary nature of the current events in the southern Mediterranean constitute an emergency for the Member States affected, which is why the Commission has proposed increasing the quota allocated for Community measures to the maximum amounts set out in the relevant basic documents. Maximising this quota involves increasing the budgetary funds for all three funds and these funds should be released above all for Italy, Greece Malta and Cyprus to help them deal with the current situation."@en1
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