September 15, 2015
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12:09Now PlayingThe United Nations is anything but pleased with the lack of European Union consensus on migrants.
The EU ministers have not reached a final consensus on a plan to share the relocation of 120,000 refugees.
The Ministers, who met in Brussels on Monday, agreed in principle to share out 120,000 asylum seekers on top of some 40,000 distributed on a voluntary basis so far.
But details of the deal, to be formalised on October 8, were vague with several ex-communist central European States still rejecting mandatory quotas.
According to the international organization for migration, an estimated 464,876 migrants have now crossed the Mediterranean so far this year, up from 432,000 as of Friday, which already doubled the total for all of 2014.
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