Italy Says It Won’t Take Orders From Spain on Border Checks
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The Commissioner of the Interior, Magnus Brunner, sees “signs that Italy could soon lift controls” for travellers from Spain. He has stated it in a message in X after speaking this Saturday with the Spanish Interior Ministers, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, and Italian, Matteo Piantedosi. These signs the Austrian Commissioner sees in the declarations of the transalpine minister saying: “I hope, first of all, that on the 15th, or even before, at any t…
Italy was the first to re-establish border controls for travellers from Spain, a measure that has now imitated Sánchez
Pedro Sanchez attacks Italy. What to do? Send him to be blessed. Word of Vittorio Feltri, who in an interview with 4 of Sera launches, in his style, a message to Giorgia Meloni and his personal advice on how to deal with the Spanish Prime Minister in these days of polemics at a distance between Rome and Madrid. The editorial director of Il Giornale is ruthless about the ultimatum sent to Italy by the executive of the center left led by Sanchez: …
In a message published on social networks, Exterior activates a WhatsApp channel called "Crisis Unit - Spain", dedicated entirely to the...
Italy Shrugs Off Spanish Ultimatum, Says It Has no Plans to Reopen Border With Invaded Country – Madrid to Retaliate
In this The Gateway Pundit article, Paul Serran reports that Italy under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has shrugged off Spain’s ultimatum and refused to lift enhanced border checks on travelers from Spain, citing national security after the recent mass migrant overrun of Ceuta. Italy imposed heavy border controls on arrivals from Spain despite the Schengen...
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