Italy and Spain end border checks after Ceuta row
Rome and Madrid agree not to extend temporary controls, restoring full Schengen rules after nearly three months of diplomatic tension. Italy and Spain have agreed to end the temporary border checks they imposed on each other’s travellers, restoring the full application of Schengen rules between the two countries. The Italian interior ministry announced the decision on Thursday, following a phone call between interior ministers Matteo Piantedosi and Fernando Grande-Marlaska. The call followed a meeting between prime minister Giorgia Meloni and her Spanish counterpart, Pedro Sánchez, on the…
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same announcement that Italy and Spain agreed to end their temporary border checks after the Ceuta row, and it does not conflict with Report 1's facts.
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