Mutsunski: Bulgaria should not become a refuge for fugitives and convicted persons
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Politician Mutsunski stated that it is improper for a member state of the European Union to become a haven for people who have fled their own country, or for individuals convicted of crimes. The statement was published by News.bg.
In his speech, Mutsunski emphasised Bulgaria's role as part of the European Union. According to him, the country should not be perceived as a place where people who have fled their states, or individuals who have committed crimes and been convicted, seek protection.
The European Union has common rules on asylum and migration, but each member state decides for itself how to apply them in practice. The issue of refugees and migrants remains one of the most debated topics in Europe, including in Bulgaria.
The text available to us is brief and does not contain the full information from the statement. For more details, it is advisable to follow more recent publications on the topic.
Sources: News.bg
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