VOICED : Aumenta presion en Grecia por migrantes

The video discusses the escalating humanitarian crisis in Greece, where over 36,000 migrants are stranded, with 13,000 in Idomeni living in dire conditions. The situation is tense, with calls for European intervention to aid Greek authorities. The crisis worsened after the Balkan route was closed, following Slovenia's decision to block refugee passage, a move mirrored by Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia. Now, only refugees seeking asylum in Slovenia can enter, a small fraction of the 850,000 who arrived in Greece last year.

What is the current situation of migrants in Greece?

• They have all been relocated to other countries.

• They are living in luxury.

• They are trapped and living in poor conditions.

• They are freely moving across Europe.

What are the people in Idomeni hoping for?

• A new government in Greece.

• A revolution to change their situation.

• Immediate deportation to their home countries.

• More tourists to visit Greece.

What action is expected from Europe to help Greece?

• To send military support to Greece.

• To provide financial aid to Greece.

• To implement a mechanism for quick registration and processing of migrants.

• To close all borders to migrants.

What was the impact of Slovenia's decision on the Balkan route?

• It had no impact on the refugee situation.

• It closed the route, increasing pressure on Greece.

• It opened new routes for refugees.

• It allowed more refugees to enter Slovenia.

Who can now enter Slovenia to seek asylum?

• Only those with family in Slovenia.

• All refugees from Greece.

• A small minority of refugees.

• Any tourist visiting Slovenia.