The ‘weapons’ of Spain to neutralize Morocco’s pressures with migrants
In May 2021, around 10,000 people accessed the autonomous city of Ceuta from Morocco without authorization. Since then, the North African country has received…
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Witnesses of the Italy that has ‘taken’ Spain out of Schengen: “It is a very sad climate that we are experiencing in the EU”
It is 16:00 hours at Fiumicino airport in Rome. These are the first days of Italy’s suspension of the Schengen agreement towards Spain. The atmosphere, both at…
Italy’s traveler controls started only in Madrid and Barcelona and have been expanding to five airports
The Ministry of the Interior has reported that throughout the morning of this Saturday it has extended random border controls to five other airports, “no…
The vice presidents of Vox will not attend the meeting on migrant minors in Ceuta and state their ‘no’ to the distribution in a letter
Three Vox leaders are summoned to the sectoral commission on Childhood that will be held this Thursday, August 13, and which is the preliminary step to the Sectoral Conference…
The ordeal of the Civil Guard murdered in Llanes: “Laura knew perfectly well that Dámaso was going to kill her”
The civil guard Laura Cruz -farewelled yesterday in Llanes in a large and heartfelt funeral- and her attacker, Dámaso Fernández, also an agent of the Corps, were never…
First travelers from Italy affected by controls at Barajas after the clash between Sánchez and Meloni: “It’s ridiculous, only for political reasons”
The door number 10 of arrivals at T-4 of Adolfo Suárez-Madrid Barajas Airport receives the early morning hours with total normality. Dozens of people wait…
Controls between Italy and Spain due to the end of Schengen affect 86,000 travelers a day on one of the busiest routes in the EU
More than 86,000 people will board on average each day throughout the month of August on the nearly 500 direct flights between Italy and Spain. These are more people than the…
Europe holds Spain responsible for ensuring that measures in Ceuta “do not impact the Schengen area” amid the ‘divorce’ between Sánchez and Meloni
The Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration, Magnus Brunner, warns in EL MUNDO that the measures Spain takes in response to the Ceuta migration crisis should not affect the free…
Italy warns of the risk of “a new migratory wave” in Ceuta on August 15 while Sánchez’s Government “monitors” the networks and strengthens police presence
“Italy does not accept ultimatums or impositions from abroad regarding national security and border control.” The Government of Giorgia Meloni…
Sánchez and Meloni drag Europe into a historic rift with reciprocal controls on travelers from Spain and Italy in their clash over the Ceuta crisis
Article 45 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union: “Every citizen of the Union has the right to move and reside freely within the territory of the…