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La France démantèle deux réseaux de passeurs

Passeurs présumés arrêtés par la France
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CANAKKALE, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 9: Turkish Coast Guard ship TCSG Umut (Hope) crew members rescue refugees on February 09, 2016 after a total of 54 refugees and asylum seekers were captured in the Aegean Sea, in shores of Canakkale province of Turkey, as they attempted to reach the nearby Greek islands. (Photo by Burak Akay/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

ATHÈNES, Grèce — La police française a démantelé deux réseaux de passeurs présumés qui sévissaient dans un camp de réfugiés près de Dunkirk.

Le ministre de l'Intérieur, Bernard Cazeneuve, a annoncé mardi l'arrestation de dix personnes, dont des passeurs présumés.

Des perquisitions ont été menées au cours des deux derniers jours dans le camp de Grande-Synthe. Des médias locaux font état de deux fusillades non mortelles dans le camp.

Quelque 1500 migrants qui souhaitent principalement rejoindre le Royaume-Uni s'entassent actuellement dans ce camp, qui sera déplacé après les pressions exercées par Médecins sans frontières.

Le communiqué du ministère de l'Intérieur révèle que 28 réseaux ont été neutralisés dans la région de Calais en 2015 et 251 à l'échelle nationale.

Par ailleurs, le gouvernement grec dit que les installations à l'intention des migrants promises à l'Union européenne sont essentiellement prêtes.

Le ministre de la Défense, Panos Kammenos, a toutefois prévenu que ces centres n'accueilleront possiblement jamais les 24 000 personnes prévues puisqu'une entente avec l'OTAN pour patrouiller la mer entre la Turquie et la Grèce risque de régler le problème. Environ 77 000 migrants ont rejoint les îles grecques depuis le début de l'année, après s'être élancés depuis la Turquie.

Des responsables grecs disent que quatre des cinq centres d'accueil et de tri promis sont maintenant fonctionnels, et que le cinquième le sera d'ici quelques jours.

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