Spain Slams Italy After Schengen Exclusion Call over Ceuta Migrant Crisis
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Spain slams Italy after Schengen exclusion call over Ceuta migrant crisis
MADRID — Spain on Thursday blasted Italy's "demagoguery" for calling for its exit from the Schengen zone after hordes of migrants arrived from Morocco in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta.It also summoned Italy's ambassador to Madrid to lodge a protest.Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said earlier Thursday he was "in favor of closing the Schengen area with Spain", claiming "Irregular and uncontrolled immigration poses a danger to national secu…
Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares reacted to Italy's demand to close the Schengen area to Spain following attempts by irregular migrants to enter the Ceuta region, announcing that they had summoned the Italian ambassador to Madrid.
After Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stated that illegal immigration poses a danger to national security
Ceuta: Spain responds to Minister Tajani and summons the Italian ambassador: what happened?
The Spanish government has reacted harshly to the comments of Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani regarding the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta, a Spanish exclave on the North African coast. Responding to a post on X by Tajani, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares responded on the same social media platform: “This message is […]
Through social networks, the minister argued that "the message of the chancellor of the Italian ultra-right government "is improper" from "a partner and friend country".
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