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Brussels Leaves It to the Twenty-Seven to Recognise Ceuta and Melilla as Outermost Regions

The European Commission said this Thursday that it would be up to the Member States to decide whether Ceuta and Melilla should be recognised as outermost regions of the European Union, should the Government of Pedro Sánchez formally submit the request. “It is in the hands of the Spanish Government. If I proposed this solution, it would be a decision of the Council because it is not the responsibility of the European Commission,” explained the Co…
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The European Commission said this Thursday that it would be up to the Member States to decide whether Ceuta and Melilla should be recognised as outermost regions of the European Union, should the Government of Pedro Sánchez formally submit the request. “It is in the hands of the Spanish Government. If I proposed this solution, it would be a decision of the Council because it is not the responsibility of the European Commission,” explained the Co…

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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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