Spain restores border controls with Italy
Also, PCP says Seguro's decision on the return law is not a surprise
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Also, PCP says Seguro's decision on the return law is not a surprise. Decision comes after Rome refused to lift restrictions on travelers from Spain, following the migration crisis in Ceuta. "If [Italy] fails to [remove the entry checks] before Sunday, August 9, Spain will be forced to adopt proposing measures to protect the interests and dignity of its citizens," the government said.
Furthermore, Most of the migrants who entered Ceuta last week were felt back within days, but nearly 1,400 minors remain there. Spain had asked Italy to withdraw its checks by Sunday, but Rome said the measurements would still remain until at least August 15. Border agents will check passport, nationality and aims for Italian passengers and visitors from other countries departing from Italy.
In addition, The checks are essentially symbolic, given that Ceuta is not on the European mainland and Italy and Spain do not share a land border, meaning that the vast majority of people potentially affected are tourists on plans.
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Also, PCP says Seguro's decision on the return law is not a surprise
reliability low1/4 sourcesDecision comes after Rome refused to lift restrictions on travelers from Spain, following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
reliability low1/4 sources"If [Italy] fails to [remove the entry checks] before Sunday, August 9, Spain will be forced to adopt proposing measures to protect the interests and dignity of its citizens," the government said.
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Most of the migrants who entered Ceuta last week were felt back within days, but nearly 1,400 minors remain there.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesSpain had asked Italy to withdraw its checks by Sunday, but Rome said the measurements would still remain until at least August 15.
according to The Times of India - Top StoriesBorder agents will check passport, nationality and aims for Italian passengers and visitors from other countries departing from Italy.
according to Deutsche Welle English — All +1The checks are essentially symbolic, given that Ceuta is not on the European mainland and Italy and Spain do not share a land border, meaning that the vast majority of people potentially affected are tourists on plans.
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"If [Italy] fails to [remove the entry checks] before Sunday, August 9, Spain will be forced to adopt proposing measures to protect the..
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omitted byCenterPublic / Agenciescovered byRight sideDecision comes after Rome refused to lift restrictions on travelers from Spain, following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
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