Ceuta crisis: Spain introduces border controls for Italy
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According to figures from the Spanish government, about 72,000 people had reached the Spanish exclave Ceuta, located next to Morocco, partly swimming, 80 people were killed. The Moroccan authorities spoke of 11 deaths on their territory, human rights groups estimate a total of more than 140 deaths. Please deactivate all hardware and software components that are able to block parts of our website.
Furthermore, "Italy does not accept ultimatums or guidelines from abroad regarding national security and border control," the statement said. On Friday, it was said that Madrid set the government in Rome a deadline until Sunday. Spain has imposed border controls on Italy after Rome did not lift its border controls after the rush to the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.
In addition, The migrants who entered Ceuta have now almost all returned to Morocco. Spain’s left-wing government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has now ordered border controls on Italy.
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According to figures from the Spanish government, about 72,000 people had reached the Spanish exclave Ceuta, located next to Morocco, partly swimming, 80 people were killed.
according to n-tv +3The Moroccan authorities spoke of 11 deaths on their territory, human rights groups estimate a total of more than 140 deaths.
according to n-tv +2Please deactivate all hardware and software components that are able to block parts of our website.
according to DER STANDARD - International"Italy does not accept ultimatums or guidelines from abroad regarding national security and border control," the statement said.
according to Der Tagesspiegel +4Temporarily, about 72,000 people had reached Ceuta from Morocco.
according to SRF NewsOn Friday, it was said that Madrid set the government in Rome a deadline until Sunday.
according to FAZ - PolitikSpain has imposed border controls on Italy after Rome did not lift its border controls after the rush to the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.
according to FAZ - PolitikThe migrants who entered Ceuta have now almost all returned to Morocco.
according to Der Tagesspiegel +3Spain’s left-wing government of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has now ordered border controls on Italy.
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