Spain warns Italy over Schengen suspension
The article discusses the developments in the crisis between Spain and Italy regarding Italy's suspension of the Schengen Agreement following the influx of over 70,000 migrants from Morocco to Sète. Spain warned Italy that it would take action against it if Rome does not lift its suspension before the end of the week, emphasizing that ongoing inspections and treating Spaniards as non-European citizens harm its interests and dignity. This comes after Italy decided to suspend the Schengen system with Spain for a month, amid criticism from other countries and calls to enhance European border protection. The European Commission confirmed that there have been no illegal movements of migrants from Sète to mainland Spain, reaffirming its commitment to prevent the illegal transit of migrants after the Sète crisis.
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