Italy has decided to extend the controls on travelers coming from Spain for another 15 days, while Spain has also extended its own measures until October 8, due to the migration crisis in Ceuta. (translated)
The Spanish government has decided to extend for fifteen days the border controls on passengers arriving from Italy in response to the recent decision by Giorgia Meloni's executive to extend the suspension of the Schengen agreement with Spain. (translated)
Italy has decided to extend the suspension of the Schengen agreement with Spain for 15 days in response to the migration crisis, which has led the Spanish government to implement similar border controls for travelers between the two countries. (translated)
The government extends border controls for Italian passengers in response to Meloni. (translated)
Italy has decided to extend the controls on travelers coming from Spain for an additional 15 days and to suspend the Schengen agreement due to the migration crisis in Ceuta, according to the Italian Ministry of the Interior. (translated)
From August 8, checks are taking place at Spanish airports for arrivals from Italy, which have already affected more than 5,000 travelers, while government measures will last until September 7 in response to Italy's suspension of the Schengen area following the migration crisis in Ceuta. (translated)
Italy will maintain border controls with Spain until the complete elimination of security risks arising from the migration crisis in Ceuta, with the Italian government claiming that its decision is in accordance with European law, while Spain accuses Italy of retaliatory logic. (translated)
Italy has accused Spain of applying unacceptable controls to its travelers following the Spanish decision to suspend free movement in the Schengen area in response to similar measures imposed by the government of Giorgia Meloni, which has generated an intense diplomatic clash between the two countries in the context of a migration crisis. (translated)
The BOE has published the order that temporarily restores border controls in Spain for travelers coming from Italy for 30 days starting August 8, 2026, in response to migratory pressure in the central Mediterranean and Italy's non-compliance with European asylum rules. (translated)
Entonces a la derecha no le gusta que se pongan controles fronterizos con Italia? Una de las zonas de Europa donde más inmigración llega? Si están muy a favor de los controles, no? O es solo porque los ha puesto Perro Sanxe? A ver si va a ser eso... #Inmigración #ControlesFronterizos #Europa
Brussels is striving to mediate between Spain and Italy, assuring that the border controls imposed by both countries are temporary and respond to the migratory crisis in Ceuta, according to statements from the EU's Migration Commissioner. (translated)
Border controls between Spain and Italy will affect more than 600,000 people per week due to a temporary measure imposed by the Spanish Ministry of the Interior in response to Italy's suspension of the Schengen area, and they will be in effect until September 7. (translated)
The article describes the current situation in Italy following the suspension of Schengen controls towards Spain, implemented by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, where travelers coming from Spain face border controls at airports, creating an atmosphere of sadness and concern in the EU. (translated)
The traveler controls from Italy, which started in Madrid and Barcelona, have been expanded to five Spanish airports and will extend to the Canary Islands and the Balearic Islands, amid criticism from the police union for the lack of planning and for considering it a political reaction. (translated)
Spain has initiated border checks for travelers from Italy, which will be in effect until September 7, in response to measures by the Italian government led by Giorgia Meloni, due to the increasing problem of illegal immigration. (translated)
The first passengers from Italy arriving at Barajas airport in Madrid encountered passport checks that they consider politically motivated and radical, as the police allegedly only inquired whether they had arrived from Italy, responding to the tensions between the Sánchez and Meloni governments regarding migration. (translated)
Normality at Madrid-Barajas airport after the activation of border controls with Italy. (translated)
The reciprocal controls imposed between Italy and Spain after the end of Schengen affect 86,000 daily travelers on one of the busiest air routes in Europe, which includes nearly 500 direct flights and connects 29 Italian cities with 22 Spanish ones, raising concerns about the potential loss of international connections. (translated)
Spain has implemented border controls for travelers from Italy since Saturday after the government of Giorgia Meloni refused to abolish its own controls, which were reintroduced due to the crisis in Ceuta. (translated)
After the temporary suspension of the Schengen agreement between Spain and Italy, Spanish citizens can travel to Italy with their ID card or passport, although identity checks are required for all travelers, while the Italian government has decided to maintain these measures until August 15. (translated)
