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İspanya, İtalya'ya Ceuta krizi sonrası sınır kontrollerini kaldırma çağrısı yaptı

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İspanya, İtalya'nın Ceuta'daki göçmen krizi sonrası Schengen düzenlemelerini askıya alarak hava ve deniz yoluyla İspanya'dan gelen yolculara yönelik seçici sınır kontrolleri başlatmasının ardından, bu uygulamanın sonlandırılması için İtalya'ya çağrıda bulundu. Talep, AB içişleri bakanlarının acil video konferansında dile getirildi. Ceuta'ya geçtiğimiz hafta binlerce göçmenin ulaşması, Avrupa'nın göç politikalarında gerilime yol açtı. İtalya'nın Schengen kurallarını askıya alması serbest dolaşım ilkesini zedelerken, İspanya bu adımın AB dayanışmasıyla çeliştiğini savunuyor. Kriz, düzensiz göçle mücadelede üye ülkeler arasındaki iş birliğinin kırılganlığını ortaya koyuyor. İtalya'nın kontrollerinin özellikle İspanya'dan gelen hava ve deniz trafiğini hedef alması, iki ülke arasında diplomatik sürtüşmeye neden oldu. AB içişleri bakanlarının acil video konferansında Madrid'in çağrısı, sorunun birlik düzeyinde çözüm arayışını yansıtıyor.

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  1. İnsani04 Ağu 14:12

    Madrid calls on Italy to stop border checks following Ceuta crisis

    İtalya

    (ANSA) - ROME, AUG 4 - Madrid on Tuesday called on Italy to stop the selective border checks it has been conducting on people arriving via air and sea from Spain after suspending its Schengen arrangements with Spain following the arrival of thousands of migrants at the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta last week. During an emergency video-conferenece call of EU interior ministers on Tuesday, Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande Marlaska reiterated Madrid's position that the move was pointless as entry to the enclave does not automatically give access to the Schengen area. "I ask that these additional controls be lifted immediately because they clearly do not correspond to what was recognized (during the EU ministers' video call), namely that the Schengen area was never in danger," Grande Marlaska told a news conference after the call. "I did not understand Italy's closure of the Schengen Area; it seemed completely unnecessary and disproportionate to me. "We'll see what happens and if there will be a change of heart. "There was no risk of secondary movement, as Ceuta has a special status and Frontex itself reported that the Schengen Area was never at risk. "We see secondary movements of people entering Spain from the East, and we are not implementing internal controls (within the Schengen Area)". During the call, Italian Interior Minister said the "temporary reinstatement of internal air and maritime border controls" with arrivals from Spain was "in no way a measure directed against Spain or any other partner. "It is a precautionary and organizational decision, intended to safeguard national security and the integrity of the entire European control system at a time of significant strain, as has occurred in many other cases," he continued, expressing Italy's "sincere solidarity" to the Spanish government. European Home Affairs Commissioner Magnus Brunner told a news conference after the call that EU executive would assess whether Italy's suspension of Schengen arrangements with Spain was proportionate. He also said Spain's recent amnesty that enabled over 600,000 undocumented migrants to obtain resident permits was "not a good signal," something Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has also taken issue with. (ANSA). Read article...

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  2. İnsani04 Ağu 15:27

    Düzensiz göç: AB'de Ceuta krizi sonrası "birlik" mesajı

    İspanya'nın Kuzey Afrika'daki toprağı Ceuta'ya birkaç gün içinde on binlerce düzensiz göçmenin akın etmesiyle çalkalanan AB, kriz toplantısında "birlik" mesajı verdi.

    Deutsche Welle (Türkçe)
  3. Siyasi07 Ağu 11:32

    Spain sets Italy August 9 deadline to end border checks

    İtalya

    (ANSA) - ROME, AUG 7 - The Spanish government on Friday set Italy a deadline of August 9 to end the selective border checks it has been conducting on people arriving via air and sea from Spain after suspending its Schengen arrangements with Spain following the arrival of thousands of migrants at the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta last week. In a statement, Madrid said it would take "proportionate" countermeasures if Rome failed to do so. It described Italy's decision as "unjust, contrary to the interests of the EU, and discriminatory against the Spanish population," arguing that it was adopted "without prior notice, unilaterally, and on spurious grounds that comply neither with the Schengen Borders Code nor with the truth." Entry to the enclave does not automatically give access to the Schengen area and most of the migrants have now returned to the Morocco. During an emergency conference call of EU ministers this week, Italian Interior Minister said the "temporary reinstatement of internal air and maritime border controls" with arrivals from Spain for one month was "in no way a measure directed against Spain or any other partner. "It is a precautionary and organizational decision, intended to safeguard national security and the integrity of the entire European control system at a time of significant strain, as has occurred in many other cases," he continued, expressing Italy's "sincere solidarity" to the Spanish government. (ANSA). Read article...

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  4. Güvenlik07 Ağu 14:38

    Italy says it doesn't accept Spain's 'ultimatum' on border checks

    İtalya

    (ANSA) - ROME, AUG 7 - Premier Giorgia Meloni's office said Friday that Italy will not comply with the deadline of August 9 the Spanish government has set for it to end the selective border checks it has been conducting on people arriving via air and sea from Spain. Rome suspended its Schengen arrangements with Spain following the arrival of thousands of migrants at the Spanish North African enclave of Ceuta last week. "Italy does not accept ultimatums or impositions from abroad about national security and border control," the statement said. "We have no intention of reconsidering the decision to suspend the application of the Schengen Agreement for third-country nationals arriving from Spain, at least until August 15, and, in any case, until security and terrorism risks for Italy have been completely eliminated. "On that date, as announced by the Spanish authorities themselves, a new wave of migrants is expected in Ceuta. "Only when we are certain that there will be no security or terrorist risks for Italy, that there will be no new wave, and that there are no irregular migrants heading towards European territory, will we be able to review the decisions already made. "This is not done out of prejudice towards a friend country like Spain, as it is like similar decisions taken in the past by the Italian government towards Slovenia, for example, and by (other) European governments towards Italy and Spain itself. "If all these conditions cease to exist, Italy is ready to continue a constructive dialogue with the Madrid government. "In the meantime, the Italian border authorities will do everything to ensure maximum accessibility for Spanish and European citizens who, it is important to emphasize, are not affected by the reinstatement of air and sea border controls". (ANSA). Read article...

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  5. İnsani07 Ağu 14:58

    Schengen krizi: İspanya'dan İtalya'ya ültimatom

    İspanya ile İtalya arasındaki Schengen krizi derinleşiyor. İtalya Ceuta'daki göçmen akınına karşı İspanya ile Schengen anlaşmasını askıya almıştı. İspanya İtalya'ya sınır kontrollerini kaldırması için ültimatom verdi.

    Deutsche Welle (Türkçe)
  6. Siyasi07 Ağu 16:16

    Italy defies Spanish demand to lift border curbs over Ceuta migrant crisis

    İtalya

    Spain threatened on Friday to impose restrictions on travellers from Italy unless Rome lifts by Sunday the border controls it introduced last week following a mass influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta. Italy swiftly responded, saying it would not accept “ultimatums or impositions” from Madrid, adding that it would keep in place its suspension of Schengen rules for non-EU nationals arriving from Spain until at least August 15. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s conservative government had previously said the more robust travel checks would remain in force until the end of the month. The Spanish government said Italy’s decision to reintroduce controls on arrivals from Spain was “unjustified, contrary to the interests of the European Union and discriminatory against the Spanish population”. It promised to adopt “proportionate measures” against Italy unless Meloni rolled back the new constraints by Sunday. However, in a toughly worded statement, Meloni’s office said Spanish authorities had themselves warned of a new migrant influx into Ceuta on August 15. It said it would only reconsider its decision once it was certain there was no new migration wave, no security or terrorism risk to Italy and no irregular migrants heading towards European territory. Spain’s Civil Guard has said it is aware of calls online for a fresh border crossing attempt at Ceuta on August 15, however it is not clear how many people might take part. Spain accuses Italy of ignoring facts As many as 72,000 people rushed to cross the border last week and dozens died in the attempt. Most have since returned to neighbouring Morocco but hundreds of unaccompanied minors remain in Ceuta. Italy, which does not share a land border with Spain, justified its decision to partially suspend the EU’s border-free Schengen arrangements to prevent any of the migrants who entered Ceuta from travelling to Italy. There has been no indication that any of them want to travel to Italy, or have the money to pay for an airline ticket. Madrid said the Italian move was based on “spurious arguments” that lacked any factual basis because the migrants who entered Ceuta irregularly could not gain access to the Schengen area. Italy and Spain split on migration policy The dispute between the two EU allies marks a new low in relations between the right-winger Meloni, and Spain’s Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sanchez. Meloni has positioned herself as one of Europe’s leading advocates of tighter immigration controls, while Sanchez has generally defended a more liberal approach and recently backed a large-scale regularisation programme for undocumented migrants. “I think what were saying is reasonable. What doesn’t hold water at all is Italy’s stance towards Spain. The impression is that Ms Meloni is on a crusade,” Spain’s Youth Minister Sira Rego told Spanish public broadcaster TVE1. In Friday’s statement, the Spanish government said Italy had registered the highest number of “irregular crossings in recent years”, with figures that have been double those of Spain.

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  7. Güvenlik08 Ağu 02:02

    Sanchez vs Meloni: Spain imposes Italy border checks as Ceuta migrant row escalates

    İtalya

    Spain has implemented temporary border checks on travelers arriving by air and sea from Italy, intensifying tensions between these two European Union nations regarding migration policies. Italy had previously enacted similar measures following a significant influx of migrants into Spain. This ongoing conflict underscores the contrasting perspectives on border regulations and the management of migrants within the European Union.

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