Italy once again extends border controls on travelers from Spain for another 15 days
The new extension, the third one, continues the one dictated last September 15th.
Italy has extended for another 15 days its border controls on travellers arriving from Spain. The decision, announced by Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, cites the current situation in Ceuta and persistent security risks. The move is a repeat of previous extensions, and comes after Spain introduced similar controls on travellers from Italy, citing irregular migration pressure. The Italian government has raised concerns about security and potential terrorist infiltration.
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