El gobierno extiende los controles fronterizos internos por seis meses

El gobierno ha decidido extender los controles fronterizos internos por otros seis meses. La decisión entró en vigor el 12 de mayo. La autoridad policial determina dónde y cómo se llevan a cabo las revisiones.

El gobierno justifica la extensión afirmando que la situación de seguridad sigue siendo grave. La delincuencia transfronteriza se menciona específicamente como una razón para mantener los controles.

Los controles fronterizos internos fueron reintroducidos originalmente para identificar a personas que pudieran suponer una amenaza para el orden público y la seguridad interna.

La autoridad policial es responsable de decidir el alcance y la ubicación de los controles durante el nuevo periodo.

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