The Spanish government has given Italy an ultimatum to "rectify" its position and lift border controls with Spain over the Ceuta crisis before Monday.
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The Spanish government has issued an ultimatum to Italy, demanding the immediate lifting of border controls implemented within the Schengen area following a migration crisis in Ceuta over a week ago. Madrid has given Rome a deadline until Sunday, August 9, or the end of the weekend, to rectify the situation.
In the event that Italy fails to comply with the demand, the administration led by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has warned that it will be forced to implement proportional measures aimed at protecting the interests and dignity of Spanish citizens.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Emphasizes the restoration of the Schengen area and reserved measures
El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) (ES)Highlights the ultimatum to 'rectify' and protection of national dignity
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