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Spain and Italy Tensions Over Ceuta
The Italian government today, Friday, rejected Spain's request to withdraw from the Schengen Agreement, following a large wave of migration from Morocco to Ceuta. It confirmed that it will not change its stance and intends to continue monitoring the borders and enhancing security measures. Meanwhile, Spain demanded that the measures be lifted before Sunday, August 9, warning that it will take “appropriate” actions to protect its interests if an agreement is not reached, expecting a new wave of migrants in the coming days. Italy responded by stating that its decision is related to security and terrorism risks, emphasizing that it will continue strict surveillance of ports and borders even after the deadline passes.
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