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Spain aims to reopen borders in June as Covid-19 deaths fall again

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Tourism accounts for over 12% of Spain's economic output Madrid/Valencia: Tourism-dependent Spain aims to reopen its borders around the end of June as its coronavirus lockdown fully unwinds, a minister said on Monday, while deaths fell below 100 for the second day in a row.

Madrid last week surprised its European Union partners by imposing a two-week quarantine on all overseas travellers and effectively keeping its borders closed, saying it wanted to avoid a second wave of COVID-19.

But the move was meant to be temporary and Transport Minister Jose Luis Abalos said it would be phased out in parallel with travel being allowed within Spain. "We can't allow foreigners to travel while the Spanish population is confined," he told broadcaster

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