Fernando Grande-Marlaska

Fernando Grande-Marlaska

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Fernando Grande-Marlaska is a Spanish politician and lawyer who serves as the Minister of the Interior in the Spanish government. He has been involved in various key policy discussions, particularly concerning immigration and security issues, and has been a prominent figure in negotiations with political parties such as Junts. His approach to governance has been scrutinized, especially in light of collaboration with regional parties.

Born on Jul 12, 1962 (64 years old)

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Spain Spain: Fernando Grande-Marlaska is the Minister of the Interior who confirmed the low percentage of approved asylum requests for Moroccan citizens. 5

El País: El Gobierno prepara un decreto ley para acelerar las devoluciones de migrantes a Marruecos | España

Spain Spain: Fernando Grande-Marlaska is the Minister of the Interior who expressed concern over a potential mass entry of immigrants coinciding with the elections in Morocco. 6

El País: Marlaska anuncia refuerzos en la frontera de Ceuta y Melilla ante la amenaza de otra entrada durante las elecciones de Marruecos | España

Sweden Sweden: Fernando Grande-Marlaska has acknowledged that the list was created by his staff but denied that it would serve as a basis for blacklisting or discrimination. 5

Dagens Nyheter: Spanien utreder åsiktsregistrering av journalister

Mexico Mexico: Fernando Grande Marlaska reported on the illegal entry of migrants into Ceuta during a videoconference. 5

El Universal: La crisis en Ceuta y la politización migratoria

Italy Italy: Fernando Grande-Marlaska is the Spanish Minister of the Interior who informed the European authorities about the decision to restore border controls. 5

Corriere della Sera: Ceuta, crisi diplomatica Spagna-Italia: l’Europa prova a mediare