Italy-Spain, Schengen Halt Expires Today. Ceuta Still in Crisis - JIJI PRESSItaly-Spain, Schengen Halt Expires Today. Ceuta Still in Crisis
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One month after the massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, the relationship remains tense between Italy and Spain. Rome extends the suspension of the Schengen rules with regard to Spain. Madrid replied by announcing the continuation of the controls of travellers from Italy. - Migration wave in Ceuta: Italy extends its controls at the borders of travellers from Spain (International).
The dossier will arrive on the desk of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni only this morning, 24 hours after the deadline. Tomorrow, in fact, the terms of the temporary suspension of Schengen will expire...
Diario de Cádiz
The Meloni Government justifies the decision because of the aggravation of the situation in the autonomous city
A month later, Rome decided to extend the suspension of the Schengen agreement with our country due to the migratory crisis in Ceuta
The Italian government regrets that the situation in the autonomous city "has not improved at all".More information: Six European countries will return migrants to Italy but Meloni denies that their measures against Spain have "bumerán effect"
The measure introduced since 1 August following the migration crisis in Ceuta (ANSA)
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