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Spain calls on Italy to recover Schengen and reserves measures if Meloni does not accept before Sunday

Moncloa points out that he has always shown "solidarity" with the country, "taking part of the migrants who arrived in Lampedusa in 2023 and opening its ports

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Moncloa points out that he has always been "in solidarity" with the country, "taking part of the migrants who arrived in Lampedusa in 2023 and repeatedly opening its ports to migrants who are rescued on the Central Mediterranean route.". They also stressed that the "full practice" of illegal migrants "has already returned to Morocco.". In Moncloa they have recalled that the measure has been carried out "unprecedented in recent history," in addition to being adopted "without notice, unilaterally, and with spurious arguments that do not comply with either the Schengen Border Code or the truth.".

Furthermore, Spain considers Italian controls to be unfair, discriminatory and not in accordance with the Schengen Border Code. More information: Morocco accepts Spain to hand over all its ores if it removes "judicial obstacles.". If it did not do so before the end of Sunday, August 9, they argue from the Pedro Sánchez cabinet that they will be "forced to take proportional measures to protect the interests and dignity" of their citizens.

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Moncloa points out that he has always been "in solidarity" with the country, "taking part of the migrants who arrived in Lampedusa in 2023 and repeatedly opening its ports to migrants who are rescued on the Central Mediterranean route.".
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They also stressed that the "full practice" of illegal migrants "has already returned to Morocco.".
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In Moncloa they have recalled that the measure has been carried out "unprecedented in recent history," in addition to being adopted "without notice, unilaterally, and with spurious arguments that do not comply with either the Schengen Border Code or the truth.".
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Spain considers Italian controls to be unfair, discriminatory and not in accordance with the Schengen Border Code.
according to El Español — Portada
More information: Morocco accepts Spain to hand over all its ores if it removes "judicial obstacles.".
according to El Español — Portada
If it did not do so before the end of Sunday, August 9, they argue from the Pedro Sánchez cabinet that they will be "forced to take proportional measures to protect the interests and dignity" of their citizens.
according to El Correo