00:01In Spain, the government has raised the figure of migrants who entered Sura to 80,000
00:07and unaccompanied minors registered in the city so far to 1,400.
00:12Hundreds of minors were lining up as early as 5 in the morning on Monday
00:15to register and request assistance.
00:19Meanwhile, the Minister of Territorial Policy, Ăngel VĂctor Torres,
00:23stressed that the priority is to achieve family reunification
00:26in their countries of origin or, alternatively, in Spain.
00:30The president of the autonomous city of Suta, Juan José Vivas,
00:34has called on the government to assume sole command of the situation
00:37and requested detention centers for migrants who remain in Suta.
00:42In addition, the government has increased civil guard personnel
00:46on the Spanish-North African exclave by 40 percent and the national police by 30 percent,
00:52while denying new vacation visas due to the migration alert.
00:56Italy and Denmark are calling for deportation centers in the wake of the crisis,
01:01denouncing Madrid over what they called a soft stance on migration.
01:06Georgia Maloney's government in Rome established controls on travelers arriving from Spain following the crisis,
01:12a move which Spain mimicked on incoming Italian travelers retaliatorily.
01:17Well, I imagine that it's a way to protect their country, too,
01:20from everything that they are seeing here in Spain.
01:22I understand the measure that Italy has put to Spain,
01:25but it seems a bit absurd and a bit of a little bit of a child,
01:28what Spain has done with Italy.
01:29SĂĄnchez is having attacks everywhere,
01:31and it is not justifiable what is happening.
01:34At the time in Spain,
01:34you may not have pot and salt and salt and salt come on.
01:35In the same state,
01:35but if you are not able to either get an alcohol,
01:36You will want to eat or not be a small piece of water.
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