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The European Commission admits a complaint against Spain by the former police chief of the border with Gibraltar for non-compliance with Schengen

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The Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs will examine the application at the Gate of the conditions of entry into the EU of third-country nationals and the sealing of passports A chief border inspector of the National Police d

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The European Commission admits a complaint against Spain by the former police chief of the border with Gibraltar for non-compliance with Schengen

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The European Commission admits a complaint against Spain by the former police chief of the border with Gibraltar for non-compliance with Schengen

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The European Commission admits a complaint against Spain by the former police chief of the border with Gibraltar for non-compliance with Schengen

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