
The Italian deputy prime minister defines the Spanish government's reaction as 'out of place' and 'inappropriate'
Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani responds to the Spanish government's criticism of Italy's extension of Schengen's suspension, defending the measure as necessary for national security and defining Madrid's words as aggressive and out of place.
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Italy has decided to extend the suspension of the Schengen treaty for security reasons.
Italy applies European rules and treaties with the sole objective of defending the security of its borders and its citizens. The Spanish government's reaction to the Italian decision to continue with the suspension of Schengen therefore appears out of place, inappropriate and unnecessarily aggressive.
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