CLEAN : French presidential candidate Valerie Pecresse visits migrant camps on Greek island of Samos

The video discusses the historical and current aspects of Greek hospitality, focusing on accommodation and security measures. It highlights the use of fingerprint technology for access control and shares personal experiences of challenges faced by individuals. The video also outlines Greece's strategy to balance firm border control with humane treatment of asylum seekers, emphasizing the pressures on European borders and the need for quick responses without imposing quotas on asylum seekers.

What was one of the initial concerns of the Greeks regarding hosting people?

• Providing fingerprint recognition for entry

• Ensuring everyone had a TV screen

• Setting quotas for asylum seekers

• Designating areas for accommodation

What is required for NGO members to gain access to the system?

• A password

• A membership card

• Fingerprint registration

• A special invitation

What accessibility feature is mentioned for people with disabilities?

• Wheelchair ramps

• Elevators

• Braille signs

• Disability for wheelchairs

What is Greece's approach to controlling its frontiers?

• Implementing a strict quota on asylum seekers

• Balancing firm control with humane treatment

• Closing borders to all immigrants

• Allowing unrestricted entry

Why won't there be a quota on asylum seekers in Greece?

• They are persecuted at home

• There are too many to count

• They are all registered NGOs

• They have fingerprint access