Spain's foreign affairs minister, Arancha González Laya, said on Thursday that the government is not ruling out the possibility of an "asymmetric" opening of borders. This would allow regions in a better position to control coronavirus to welcome foreign tourists earlier than other regions. "We are not excluding the possibility that opening may be made asymmetrically, as the de-escalation is itself asymmetric."
De-escalation
Borders in certain Spanish regions could open earlier than in others
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