Meloni Defends the Suspension of Schengen with Spain as a...
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Italy has continuously renewed border controls with Spain following the migration crisis in Ceuta. According to the Italian Prime Minister, the suspension of the Schengen Free Movement Agreement is based on security reasons.
He sees "surrealist" the controversy and accuses the opposition of worrying more about defending the Spanish government than...
The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, today defended her decision to suspend the Schengen Free Movement Agreement with Spain on 1 August, stating that it is a common practice. The measure, which has generated diplomatic crisis in the EU, has been justified on the basis of security and border defence.
The Prime Minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, has defended this Wednesday before the Senate of the country her decision to suspend on August 1st the Schengen agreement of free movement with Spain following the crisis in Ceuta; a "temporal" and "usual" measure covered by a "security assessment" given the situation.
AGI/Vista - "The alternative to indiscriminate reception has always existed. For years, left-wing governments have chosen not to pursue it. We have shown that combating illegal immigration is possible. And we will continue to do so, without ever lowering the guard" said the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni in communications to the Senate in view of the European Council. Chigi Source: Agenzia Vista / Alexander Jakhnagiev
Rome, 14 Oct. (askanews) - "We do not accept that defending borders is a right for others is a fault when it concerns Italy." As the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni said, in communications to the Senate in view of the European Council talking about the decision to temporarily suspend the Schengen Agreement with Spain after the [...]
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