Italy Rejects Spain's Reaction to Suspend Schengen as "Unacceptable and Incomprehensible"
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The Italian Foreign Minister assures that they "suspended" free movement due to the "extraordinary" situation in Ceuta
The Italian government has raised the tone against the executive of Pedro Sánchez by the decision to impose border controls on travellers from the transalpine country. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has described this measure as "totally unacceptable" and has accused the president of the government of having acted in a manner ... Continue reading "Italy denounces that the control of its passengers imposed by the government of Sánchez is…
The Italian Foreign Minister has described the government's decision as a "repression" to the Italian suspension of the Schengen agreement with Spain. More information: Italy nuances its "suspension" of Schengen with Spain: random checks at airports and ports to non-European travellers
El Periódico
Italy's Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, believes that Spain's reaction to introducing border controls in response to the taxes imposed by Italy after the massive influx of immigrants into Ceuta is "incomprehensible and totally unacceptable".
Tajani assures that he will lift his measure when he detects that the risk has disappeared
Diario de Cádiz
Tajani, Foreign Minister, says that "we suspend the Schengen area, as required by the treaties, because something extraordinary happened in Ceuta" "Where do you go after arriving in Spain? Italy, as a destination, is the most exposed country. We are not Germany nor
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