Italy and Spain extend border controls and agree to remove them
The Italian Government decided to extend temporary controls for seven days. Madrid criticized the move as unjust and discriminatory. Italy and Spain agreed to remove reciprocal border checks, with ministers set to meet this week to review cooperation.
- The Italian government extended temporary border controls for seven days.
- Madrid said Italy's actions were unjust, contrary to EU interests, and discriminatory.
- Italy's interior ministry imposed travel restrictions on Spanish travelers, and Italy and Spain agreed to remove reciprocal border checks.
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