Madrid calls on Italy to stop border checks following Ceuta crisis
Madrid on Tuesday called on Italy to stop the selective border checks it has been conducting on people arriving via air and sea from Spain after suspending its…
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"There was no risk of secondary movement, as Ceuta has a special status and Frontex itself reported that the Schengen Area was never at risk. During an emergency video-conferenece call of EU interior ministers on Tuesday, Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska reiterated Madrid's position that the move was pointless as entry to the enclave does not automatically give access to the Schengen area.
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"There was no risk of secondary movement, as Ceuta has a special status and Frontex itself reported that the Schengen Area was never at risk.
according to ANSA English +1During an emergency video-conferenece call of EU interior ministers on Tuesday, Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska reiterated Madrid's position that the move was pointless as entry to the enclave does not automatically give access to the Schengen area.
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