Italian opposition criticizes Meloni for crisis "without foundation" with Spain
For his part, the leader of Movement 5 Stars, former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, classified Meloni’s decision as “sterile propaganda of a
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For his part, the leader of the Five Star Movement (M5S), former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, classified Meloni’s decision as “sterile propaganda of a government that failed in landings and repatriations”. “In these four years of government we had more 150,000 landings than Spain, so they should have suspended Schengen. [...] When Meloni came across a record number of landings, he wrote to Ursula von der Leyen, who traveled to Lampedusa and asked for solidarity across Europe. In particular, it ensured that "some 15 irregular migrants entering Italy from Spain were intercepted during the checks carried out at five airports in northern Italy, established after the suspension of the Schengen Agreement by Rome in relation to Madrid". "The Italian Force has supported and continues to fully support the decision to suspend the Schengen agreement with Spain at least until 15 August [a date in which a new organised attempt to cross to Ceuta is feared], as migration policies in Europe should be more coordinated," said the party's national spokesman, Raffaele Nevi.
Furthermore, Nicola Calandri, senator of the Meloni party, Brothers of Italy, stated that the temporary restoration of controls on arrivals from Spain "is a measure circumscribed and motivated by the events of Ceuta and the warnings concerning a possible new attempt to mass entry on August 15". While the Italian ministers and Meloni remain silent for the time being, after Spain has also decided to impose border controls, some members of the executive parties have defended the decision to maintain the suspension of Schengen, especially after Madrid has given 48 hours for controls to be lifted. “Spain remains a great friendly country in Italy, but Pedro Sánchez’ policies have given rise to illegal immigration and this is something neither Italy nor Europe can accept. For its part, the Italian Force, the conservative party of Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, said that "as can be seen from the news from Spain, people are coming in irregularly".
In addition, The problem is not solved by blackmail, but by changing politics, following the guidelines of Europe and acting together," said party president Nos Moderados, Maurizio Lupi. " This time, the unfounded diplomatic crisis with Spain, provoked by the Meloni Government in order to ridicule Spain at international level has become a self-governing", he said. Read Also: Spanish police already ask for passports from travellers from Italy.
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For his part, the leader of the Five Star Movement (M5S), former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, classified Meloni’s decision as “sterile propaganda of a government that failed in landings and repatriations”. “In these four years of government we had more 150,000 landings than Spain, so they should have suspended Schengen. [...] When Meloni came across a record number of landings, he wrote to Ursula von der Leyen, who traveled to Lampedusa and asked for solidarity across Europe.
reliability low1/3 sourcesIn particular, it ensured that "some 15 irregular migrants entering Italy from Spain were intercepted during the checks carried out at five airports in northern Italy, established after the suspension of the Schengen Agreement by Rome in relation to Madrid".
reliability low1/3 sources"The Italian Force has supported and continues to fully support the decision to suspend the Schengen agreement with Spain at least until 15 August [a date in which a new organised attempt to cross to Ceuta is feared], as migration policies in Europe should be more coordinated," said the party's national spokesman, Raffaele Nevi.
reliability low1/3 sourcesNicola Calandri, senator of the Meloni party, Brothers of Italy, stated that the temporary restoration of controls on arrivals from Spain "is a measure circumscribed and motivated by the events of Ceuta and the warnings concerning a possible new attempt to mass entry on August 15".
reliability low1/3 sourcesWhile the Italian ministers and Meloni remain silent for the time being, after Spain has also decided to impose border controls, some members of the executive parties have defended the decision to maintain the suspension of Schengen, especially after Madrid has given 48 hours for controls to be lifted. “Spain remains a great friendly country in Italy, but Pedro Sánchez’ policies have given rise to illegal immigration and this is something neither Italy nor Europe can accept.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFor its part, the Italian Force, the conservative party of Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, said that "as can be seen from the news from Spain, people are coming in irregularly".
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe problem is not solved by blackmail, but by changing politics, following the guidelines of Europe and acting together," said party president Nos Moderados, Maurizio Lupi.
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" This time, the unfounded diplomatic crisis with Spain, provoked by the Meloni Government in order to ridicule Spain at international level has become a self-governing", he said.
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