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Spain and Italy agree to end border controls imposed after the Ceuta migration crisis

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The governments of Spain and Italy have reached an agreement to terminate the reciprocal border controls that were implemented at their internal borders. These measures had been in effect following a period of heightened migration pressure linked to the crisis in Ceuta, which involved the irregular entry of thousands of migrants.

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