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Melilla crisis strains Madrid and Rome
The article discusses the current crisis in the occupied city of Ceuta, where Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani issued threats to implement exceptional measures, including suspending freedom of movement with Spain within the Schengen Area, due to the surge of irregular migration that has inundated the city. He emphasized that irregular migration poses a threat to national security and that Italy may strengthen its aerial and maritime border controls with Spain. The Spanish government, however, rejected linking the crisis to Madrid's plans for regularizing migrants' statuses, affirming that the issue is related to a recent judicial ruling concerning border return procedures. The crisis reflects the tensions between Madrid and Rome and exposes the political and security challenges resulting from the situation in Ceuta, which requires a delicate balance between security and administrative policies—especially given Spain’s ongoing cooperation with Morocco to control the borders and the subsequent impact on European relations.
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