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The article discusses the repercussions of approximately 60,000 migrants flowing from Morocco into the Spanish city of Ceuta over the course of two days, an unprecedented event. It explores the causes behind this surge, including legal explanations and possible roles played by Israel. Additionally, it covers European reactions, such as Italy's suspension of the Schengen Agreement and threats to exclude Spain from the Schengen area. The article highlights that, according to the Schengen law, a country is not usually allowed to be excluded unilaterally from the agreement. However, nations can impose exceptional temporary border controls in cases of security threats. Countries like Italy, Germany, and France have called for stringent measures to protect their borders. The piece also notes that such actions could cause significant complications for travel and commerce within the European Union and threaten the unity of European cooperation. It is anticipated that the crisis will continue to escalate tensions between Spain and the European Union.
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