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Over 80 percent of all refugees and migrants into the European Union cross at the Turkish-Greek border. While Greece finds it difficult to cope with this influx, Turkey refuses to take back migrants.
Therefore Greece has started to build a fence at its land-border.
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More about: Border Controls, Greece, Illegal immigration, Schengen Area, TurkeyCopyright © 2013 euronews
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