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Portugal Considers that There Was No 'Immediate Threat' to Schengen After Migrants Entered Ceuta

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Portugal's Foreign Minister, Paulo Rangel, said that the entry of migrants into Ceuta did not constitute an "immediate threat" to the common European Schengen area of free movement of persons.Continue reading...

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Portugal's Foreign Minister, Paulo Rangel, said that the entry of migrants into Ceuta did not constitute an "immediate threat" to the common European Schengen area of free movement of persons.Continue reading...

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Portugal's Foreign Minister, Paulo Rangel, said they don't consider the entry...

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