Italia și Spania renunță la controalele reciproce la frontieră, după luni de tensiuni

Italy and Spain have agreed to lift reciprocal border controls after months of tensions over migrant influxes. This decision follows a phone discussion between the interior ministers of both countries, aiming to restore Schengen agreements. Italy had previously suspended free movement agreements due to concerns over migrants reaching Ceuta, prompting Spain to respond with similar measures. The recent agreement includes enhanced information-sharing to ensure security within the Schengen area.