Enhanced border security at Spain with Italy and France

The article discusses the strict security measures imposed by Italy and France at the border with Spain following the influx of about 60,000 migrants from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, leading to a border crisis within the European Union. The flow resulted in the drowning deaths of 35 migrants, while Italy proposed suspending Spain's Schengen membership, a move that Spain rejected. Meanwhile, Italy and France tightened border inspections and increased the presence of police and border guards. This crisis is considered one of the largest migration waves seen in the region recently, putting significant pressure on Madrid and Europe to manage the situation.

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