The European Union (EU) countries approved the establishment of centres for migrants outside the bloc, with the aim of expediting deportations. These centres will be established in countries with which the EU has bilateral agreements, and the people there will remain waiting for their repatriation. The new rule was supported by almost all member countries, with the exception of Spain, which voted against. Report from our correspondent, Esther Herrera.
Report from Brussels: European Union approves establishment of centres for migrants in third countries
The European Union (EU) countries approved the establishment of centres for migrants outside the bloc, with the aim of expediting deportations. These centres will be established in countries with which the EU has bilateral agreements, and the people there will remain waiting for their repatriation. The new rule was supported by almost all member countries, with the exception of Spain, which voted against. Report from our correspondent, Esther Herrera.

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