Spain Sets Deadline for Italy on Schengen

Italy rejected Spain's demands to lift border restrictions and confirmed that it would continue to enforce monitoring measures on travelers from Spain until August 15th, aiming to protect its security from terrorist threats and irregular migration waves. Spain responded by threatening to impose measures against travelers from Italy if Rome did not lift the restrictions by Sunday, following an unprecedented influx of migrants into the city of Ceuta. This surge resulted in approximately 72,000 migrants arriving, with 70,000 of them leaving for Morocco, though hundreds are suffering from a lack of basic services. The Spanish government clarified that it will begin relocating minors from overcrowded reception centers to the mainland, amidst ongoing deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Ceuta and ongoing challenges in organizing return operations.

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