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Spain Imposes Border Controls Against Italy as the Ceuta Migrant Row Escalates

via BBC World·Aug 7·2 sources

Spain moved to reimpose border controls with Italy after Rome introduced its own, in a spiraling dispute over roughly 78,000 migrants who crossed from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta. The tit-for-tat is stressing the Schengen zone’s open-borders premise at a moment when several European governments are already testing its limits.

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