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Slovenia's Prime minister, 'mini-Schengen' unacceptable
Cerar, despite migrant influx, borders under control
20 November, 16:13
(ANSA) - TRIESTE - According to Slovenia's Prime Minister Miro
Cerar, the idea of carving out a ''mini-Schengen'' within the
Schengen area launched by the Netherlands after the Paris terror
attacks ''can not be accepted at all''. ''Slovenia - said today
the prime minister office - is a faithful member of the Schengen
agreement and despite the ever-increasing influx of migrants we
keep our borders under control''. This proposal - according to
Cerar - would even be contrary to European law. Instaed, we'd
better strenghten, control along the border between Greece and
Turkey: ''This option - Cerar said - would help both
countries''. (ANSA).
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