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Articles by Anna Terrón Cusí
Una regularización coherente con Europa
La reciente propuesta de regularización de personas migrantes en situación irregular por parte del Gobierno español constituye un giro que puede resultar sorprendente en el actual contexto europeo, donde predomina un enfoque más restrictivo en materia migratoria.
La política migratoria de España y la Unión Europea – 4X10 - Real Instituto Elcano
El fenómeno de la migración es un asunto global que despierta más atención mediática. Sin embargo, esto no siempre se traduce en un interés por las políticas migratorias necesarias para acomodar a los sujetos de estos flujos migratorios. La Unión Europea es hoy más consciente de que la unidad en esta materia es imprescindible para gestionar con estabilidad todas las vertientes de este fenómeno.
As Europe and the United States Face Similar Migration Challenges, Spain Can Act as a Bridge
Immigration is rising to the top of political debates on both sides of the Atlantic. The dynamics vary from country to country, but there are strong continuities—and deep connections—in what is going on in Europe and in the United States. And Spain is a key connector between the debates on both continents and can play a vital role in addressing some of the shared challenges as well.
The future of the 'New Pact on Migration and Asylum'
This week, on 18 December, the world marks the 31st International Migrants Day. Migration is one of humanity’s oldest strategies to improve people’s living conditions. In today’s world, almost four out of every hundred human beings are migrants and, in one way or another, all of us are the product of the mobility decisions of our ancestors. Migrating today implies moving between countries delimited by more or less porous borders and joining national communities more or less open to new arrivals.
John Hume, la ‘pax europea’ a Irlanda del Nord
John Hume al barri catòlic de Bogside de Londonderry, Irlanda del Nord, el 1970. Fotografia de Leif Skoogfors. Getty Images. John Hume, la ‘pax europea’ a Irlanda del Nord John Hume nasqué l’any 1937 a Derry, nom que empraven ell i la majoria dels seus conciutadans, irlandesos catòlics, per anomenar la ciutat.
What could go wrong in this year’s GFMD?
The 2016 Global Forum on Migration and Development just opened in Bangladesh. Two return delegates from civil society explain what would make this year’s conference, in their eyes, better than the last. In 2015 the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD), a gathering that brings together hundreds of relevant civil society organisations and many government representatives, opened with a picture of Alan Kurdi.
Calais demolition: ‘mission accomplished’, the politics of exhaustion and continued struggles for mobility
French police officers direct a migrant in the remains of the Jungle Camp near Calais, on 27 October 2016. Emilio Morenatti/Press Association. All rights reserved. Late last month, on Monday, 24 October 2016, the French authorities began the demolition of the Calais refugee camp and the eviction of its residents.
Refugees are the bogeyman: the real threat is the far right
The EU-Turkey deal was more an attack on the rising far right than on refugee flows across the Aegean Sea. Yet, it hasn’t worked. People hold up banners in Erfurt, central Germany, on 24 February 2016, during a demonstration initiated by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party against the migrant situation in Germany. Jens Meyer/Press Association. All rights reserved. Nobody was happy when the EU signed its infamous refugee deal with Turkey in March 2016.
Toward a more reasonable European asylum system
Anna Terrón Cusí explains the need for an EU-level system for assessing and distributing asylum seekers. Duration: 1:37 Cameron Thibos: What are the main political challenges to dealing with the migration challenge productively? Anna Terrón Cusí: To draw on what I was saying this morning in the plenary session, this is a European crisis. It is not a refugee crisis. It is not the first time we have witnessed a situation like this. We saw this in the Balkans, 20 years ago.
Here’s a ‘to do list’ for the refugee crisis from Strasbourg’s human rights watchdogs
Migration is the most controversial issue in Europe of this decade. It is creating new divisions between European countries and is feeding the widespread euroscepticism that far-right political movements have so promptly exploited. The climax of these tensions, old and new, came when hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees had arrived in Europe to seek asylum.
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