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Italy and Spain extend Schengen suspension for another 15 days

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni confirmed the extension of the Schengen suspension involving Madrid. Spain also extended the suspension for arrivals from Italy.

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What is happening

The measure, adopted after the migrant crisis in Ceuta, was due to expire on August 31. Italy extended it for another 15 days. Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said he hoped it would be the last suspension.

Why is it on the Radar?

The Schengen suspension between Italy and Spain will remain in place for an additional 15 days, with both countries applying corresponding measures.

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