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Muro contro muro tra Roma e Madrid, Schengen resta bloccato

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Italy and Spain remain in a diplomatic standoff regarding the suspension of the Schengen Agreement, leading to a 15-day extension of border controls. The tension is exacerbated by ongoing operational difficulties at the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, which remains a focal point of the current border management crisis.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has publicly addressed the situation by alleging that Russian and Israeli networks are responsible for disseminating disinformation concerning the events in Ceuta. These accusations highlight the geopolitical complexities surrounding the border dispute and the broader challenges facing the Schengen area's freedom of movement.

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