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Whilst I don't disagree, Spain has similar questions to answer about Ceuta and Melilla.

• unkeen 3mo ago
  I didn't debate that.
  • bbg2401 3mo ago
    It's unlikely you'll try to debate anything. You're interested in agitation alone.
    • unkeen 3mo ago
      No, I'm just thinking about things on a more abstract level and wonder whether what is taken for granted really is always a given when doing so.
• hermitcrab 3mo ago
  "Ah, but that's different!" I was told when I asked some Spanish people about the apparent hypocrisy of Spanish enclaves.
• darkwater 3mo ago
  And, to a lesser extent, Canary Islands.
• Buxato 3mo ago
  No, Ceuta and Melilla are not recognized as colonies by UN (see my previous comment about it, and you could add other historic reasons.