"It's against the spirit of Denmark", denounces the daily editorial Aarhus. On 11 May, Copenhagen has announced its decision to reinstate within two to three weeks, customs controls at its borders with the European Union. This measure is the result of an agreement sealed between the Liberal-Conservative government and the far right Danish People's Party.
Denmark takes the lead and when, on 12 May in Brussels, the European Commission must consider the temporary reintroduction of border controls within the Schengen area at the request of Rome and Paris. "Even if the Danish People's Party is trying to minimize the decision, made as an attempt to prevent beggars and criminals from entering the country, the posting again customs and police watch at our borders, symbolically, that we do not accept as Europeans, "the newspaper criticism.
Denmark takes the lead and when, on 12 May in Brussels, the European Commission must consider the temporary reintroduction of border controls within the Schengen area at the request of Rome and Paris. "Even if the Danish People's Party is trying to minimize the decision, made as an attempt to prevent beggars and criminals from entering the country, the posting again customs and police watch at our borders, symbolically, that we do not accept as Europeans, "the newspaper criticism.
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