Europe without solution to deal with growing wave of migrants
Europe remains unanswered for the Crescent of refugees and migrants trying to enter every day in the old continent in search of asylum or a better life.According to the United Nations High Commissioner for refugees more than 225 000 people crossed the Mediterranean Sea in an attempt to enter Europe.A year after the Western Balkan Summit in Berlin, Germany, the countries of the region, analyze this Thursday in Vienna of Austria, the situation of migrants who cross the border into northern Europe.There are thousands of people in countries like Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina or Kosovo, hoping to continue the trip.The Austria received in the first half of 2015, about 28,300 asylum applications, more than the total number of requests for 2014.Traiskirchen, a small town about 30 kilometers from Vienna, is home to a field with hundreds of people who are waiting for the Government's response to requests for asylum.A situation denounced by Amnesty International to the United Nations. With the predictable arrivals of more people, coming from Macedonia, the situation tends to get worse.The Vienna Government expects solutions."We are facing a situation where migrants come from a European Union country to Macedonia, which has no capacity to deal with this alone. Are overloaded with the situation. We need a European response urgently and cannot be: the refugees coming from Greece, most without register, to then be forwarded for Macedonia, "said Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sebastian Kurz.According to the UNHCR, about three thousand people pass through Macedonia, every day, into the European Union.To the South, tens of thousands trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea to reach the coast of Italy. By land, the pressure increases in the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.
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