Spain and Italy Plan Joint End to Border Checks Imposed After Ceuta Crisis
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Madrid/Rome, Oct 16 (EFE).- Spain and Italy will study in the coming days the elimination of border controls between the two countries after the decision of this Friday of the Italian government to extend the controls in ports and airports to the travelers from Spain. Sources of the Italian Executive have announced this extension [...] The entry Sánchez and Meloni met in Brussels to try to solve the border crisis was first published in HolaNews.
Madrid and Rome imposed controls after the Ceuta crisis. Now, sources from both governments confirm that over the next few days they will work to eliminate them.
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Rome will continue for another week the measures adopted after the migratory crisis in Ceuta as both countries explore new forms of cooperation
It was reported that the Ministers of the Interior of the two countries will work during the next week to “evaluate alternative cooperation measures together”.
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