Italy suspends Schengen with Spain over Ceuta crisis

Italy has decided to suspend the Schengen Area arrangements with Spain in response to the large influx of migrants to the Spanish-occupied city of Ceuta in northern Morocco. This will require travelers to present their passports for air and sea travel between the two countries. Italy also agreed with France to tighten border controls to prevent the crossing of undocumented migrants. This move comes after Spain announced success in containing the wave of crossings to its territory in Ceuta, where most migrants voluntarily returned. Meanwhile, the Meloni government, which is right-wing, is pushing to strengthen border security in response to pressure from far-right parties, despite criticism from the opposition that this is a symbolic move that is ineffective without evidence of migrants heading toward Italy.

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