Spain warns Italy on Schengen crisis

Spain intends to take measures in response to Italy's decision to suspend the Schengen Agreement for a month, following an increase in the flow of migrants from Morocco to the Ceuta enclave. The Spanish side expressed its discontent with Italy's measures, describing them as unfair and discriminatory, emphasizing that approximately 70,000 migrants have returned to Morocco out of the 72,000 who crossed the border, while hundreds continue to suffer from a lack of basic services. It is worth noting that the disagreement came after an unprecedented wave of migration, as Italy seeks to protect its national security, although Spain considers that these measures lead to divisions within the European Union.

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