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  1. Italy considers suspending Schengen agreement while Morocco borders Spanish enclave Ceuta.
  2. Border surges overwhelm controls between Morocco and Ceuta, leading Italy to consider suspending the Schengen agreement.

Amid the migrant crisis, Italy is facing political pressure from figures like Roberto Vannacci regarding the suspension of the Schengen pact due to border surges between Morocco and Ceuta.

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Amid the migrant crisis, Italy is facing political pressure from figures like Roberto Vannacci regarding the suspension of the Schengen pact due to border surges between Morocco and Ceuta.

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  1. Meloni uses the Ceuta migrant crisis for political gain while facing internal opposition from Vannacci's party.1 source
  2. Italy revokes the Schengen agreement with Spain while Sanchez's government issues residence permits in Ceuta.Sub-event
  3. Meloni's party posted images of migrants in Ceuta, while Italy remained involved in European political discussions with Madrid mentioned.Sub-event
  4. Italy, under Meloni's leadership, faces political pressure over the migrant crisis overwhelming controls between Morocco and Ceuta.1 source

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