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Italy’s Schengen suspension against Spain is ILLEGAL: no genuine, present threat (nearly all migrants had already returned to Morocco), no proportionality. If the Commission lets this pass unchallenged, it’s complicity and a precedent every government will exploit. www.euronews.com/my-europe/20...

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Sanchez's mass amnesty is orders of magnitude more of a threat to Schengen than Meloni's suspension.

Una suerte para España, NINGUNO de los que entraron en Ceuta podrán llegar a la península, ni que fueran Mark Spitz, mientras que los que pasan sus fronteras sí, y son muchos más.

Funny, how so many European leaders can agree that there is a crisis to *all* of the EU, about an incident where 60K people arrived (and most now left) barely 48 hours ago. 🤔

Ответ для Bjørn Pedersen
Ответ для Adrian Farrell 🇬🇧🇪🇺🇺🇦

Excatly.

Ответ для Bjørn Pedersen

Funny and tragic as they’re manipulating reality for the many

“EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said the images out of Ceuta were "unacceptable" and must "stop immediately".“ 🙄

Ответ для 🍉 Rick Jansen 🍉

Poor her

Ответ для Alberto Alemanno

Yes, she rather embarrassed herself.

Meloni and her govt are trying to distact Italian public opinion through their lies a year before the next election, with the new extreme right breathing down their neck. They are arsonist firemen: cry fire where none exists, to further polarise Italians and Europeans.

Suspend free movement of people and certain perks of EU membership are also suspended. It’s either that or expect the next Hungary to emerge.

its just rightist government people that make a point in their most precious (even if it rarely ever exists) topic, isn't it ? Legality is never a barrier for them.