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El BOE publica la orden que restablece los controles a viajeros procedentes de Italia
The vice-president and minister for the Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, has criticized three communities governed by PP and Vox for reneging on hosting the minors who arrived in Ceuta. Extremadura, Aragón, and Castilla y León announced they would not participate in the Sectorial Commission of Childhood and Adolescence on August 13th.
"What Spanish people expect from us is to work in a coordinated and united manner, and not generate more noise," Aagesen lamented. Furthermore, the BOE published on Sunday the Interior Ministry's order reinstating random border controls for travelers from Italy, a move prompted by Italy's decision to reinstate border controls for Spanish travelers following a massive influx of migrants in Ceuta, citing the need to prevent secondary movements towards Italian territory.
In the autonomous community, residents worry that a similar situation might recur, as their President Juan Jesús Vivas stated the previous day, calling on the government for preventive and deterrent measures. To demand the same, religious communities in Ceuta have convened a demonstration on Sunday.
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