María Jesús Montero, spokesperson for the Spanish government, said on Wednesday that the ending of the state of alarm will mean the lifting of general measures that have required the legal umbrella of the state of alarm. These measures include the curfew. She added that once the state of alarm does end, regional governments will be able to continue to adopt their own measures to limit mobility within regions. This was the case after the original state of alarm from March to June last year was over.
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Limitations on mobility could still apply after the state of alarm
Curfews and perimeter closures could still be possible
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