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Italy to end Spain border controls
Italy announced the resumption of exceptional surveillance measures on travelers arriving from Spain, which had been imposed in early August following the migration crisis in the city of Ceuta. This decision came after an understanding between the two countries to end these measures starting October 23, as Rome and Madrid agreed not to extend the suspension of freedom of movement between them. The agreement was reached following a phone call between the Italian Interior Minister and his Spanish counterpart, as well as a meeting between Italy's Prime Minister and Spain's Prime Minister on the sidelines of the European Union summit. Italy had initially imposed these restrictions due to security concerns over migrant movements within the Schengen Area, to which Spain responded with similar measures against travelers from Italy. The procedures lasted approximately three months before both countries agreed to rescind them.
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