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RM2F5N05H–Patricia Highsmith

RM2F5N05J–Patricia Highsmith

Patricia Highsmith, writer.Barcelona at 23-09-1983 Stock Photo

RM2F5N3JK–Patricia Highsmith, writer.Barcelona at 23-09-1983

RM2F5N05K–Patricia Highsmith

Daevid Allen at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain Stock Photo

RM2CGY9WT–Daevid Allen at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

RM2CGY9WM–Daevid Allen at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

RM2CGY9XA–Daevid Allen at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain. Stock Photo

RM2CGY9W9–Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain.

RM2CGY9XW–Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

RM2CGY9CD–Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain.

RM2CGY9WH–Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain.

RM2CGY9WE–Kevin Ayers at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain.

RM2CCYY20–Pisac market.Peru.

The Dance of Death. Easter at Verges. Girona province. Cataluña. Spain Stock Photo

RM2CCYY0H–The Dance of Death. Easter at Verges. Girona province. Cataluña. Spain

Bicycle flower's rubish.Jaipur.Rajastan.India. Stock Photo

RM2CD0TN2–Bicycle flower's rubish.Jaipur.Rajastan.India.

Matias Klarwein at a jam session held in the town of Deia where he resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain Stock Photo

RM2CCRKJN–Matias Klarwein at a jam session held in the town of Deia where he resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

Kevin Ayers and Matias Klarwein at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain Stock Photo

RM2CCRKJG–Kevin Ayers and Matias Klarwein at a jam session held in the town of Deia where they resided in 1979. Majorca. Spain

Thong beach.Ko Phangan island.Thailand. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BY5–Thong beach.Ko Phangan island.Thailand.

Etoile Square. Beirut Down Town. Lebanon. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C0C–Etoile Square. Beirut Down Town. Lebanon.

Temple of Horus, Edfu, located on the west bank of the Nile River,between Esna and Aswan. Egypt.Africa. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C4W–Temple of Horus, Edfu, located on the west bank of the Nile River,between Esna and Aswan. Egypt.Africa.

RM2BP9BXA–Thong beach. Ko Phangan island.Thailand.

Perito Moreno glacier Los Glaciares National Park, El Calafate area, Santa Cruz province Patagonia Argentina Stock Photo

RM2BP9BP9–Perito Moreno glacier Los Glaciares National Park, El Calafate area, Santa Cruz province Patagonia Argentina

Icebergs in Laguna and Glacier Onelli . Lago Argentino. Los Glaciares National Park. Santa Cruz province. Patagonia. Argentina. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BR4–Icebergs in Laguna and Glacier Onelli . Lago Argentino. Los Glaciares National Park. Santa Cruz province. Patagonia. Argentina.

Temple of Isis, built in the 4th century BC. . Philae Island. Aswan, Egypt.Africa. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C0Y–Temple of Isis, built in the 4th century BC. . Philae Island. Aswan, Egypt.Africa.

A person walks down the street Mirallers, which begins opposite the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Mar , ghotic quarter,Barcelona. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BYR–A person walks down the street Mirallers, which begins opposite the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Mar , ghotic quarter,Barcelona.

Temple of Jupiter , Baalbek,UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bekaa valley. Lebanon. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C65–Temple of Jupiter , Baalbek,UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bekaa valley. Lebanon.

Crossroads between Carrer de Sant Domenec, Fruita and Marlet.The Major Call.Medieval Jewish Quarter, 12th-14th centuries. Barcelona city. Catalonia. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C60–Crossroads between Carrer de Sant Domenec, Fruita and Marlet.The Major Call.Medieval Jewish Quarter, 12th-14th centuries. Barcelona city. Catalonia.

Lyon head statue and Bacchus temple . Archaelogical site of Baalbek,UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bekaa valley. Lebanon. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BNJ–Lyon head statue and Bacchus temple . Archaelogical site of Baalbek,UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bekaa valley. Lebanon.

Upsala glacier at Lago Argentino, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Patagonia, Argentina. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BPK–Upsala glacier at Lago Argentino, Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, Patagonia, Argentina.

RM2BP9C52–Temple of Horus, Edfu, located on the west bank of the Nile River,between Esna and Aswan. Egypt.Africa.

Castellers building a human tower at Santa Ursula festival . Valls Tarragona province.Catalonia.Spain. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C5R–Castellers building a human tower at Santa Ursula festival . Valls Tarragona province.Catalonia.Spain.

RM2BP9C4J–Temple of Horus, Edfu, located on the west bank of the Nile River,between Esna and Aswan. Egypt.Africa.

Felucca on River Nile and Qubbet el Hawa mountain with rock cut graves in the back . Aswan, Egypt.Africa. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C2A–Felucca on River Nile and Qubbet el Hawa mountain with rock cut graves in the back . Aswan, Egypt.Africa.

Sankoré mosque.Built in 15th-16th centuries . Timbuktu city. Timbuktu region. Mali. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BYH–Sankoré mosque.Built in 15th-16th centuries . Timbuktu city. Timbuktu region. Mali.

Dune at Valdevaqueros beach . Tarifa. Costa de la Luz .Cadiz province.Andalusia.Spain. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C0M–Dune at Valdevaqueros beach . Tarifa. Costa de la Luz .Cadiz province.Andalusia.Spain.

RM2BP9C1D–Temple of Isis, built in the 4th century BC. . Philae Island. Aswan, Egypt.Africa.

SANTA ELENA -MONTEVERDE CLOUD FOREST RESERVE , PUNTARENAS PROVINCE. COSTA RICA. CENTRAL AMERICA. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BYD–SANTA ELENA -MONTEVERDE CLOUD FOREST RESERVE , PUNTARENAS PROVINCE. COSTA RICA. CENTRAL AMERICA.

Public phone. Sidi Ifni. Morocco .North Africa. Stock Photo

RM2BP9C5E–Public phone. Sidi Ifni. Morocco .North Africa.

Pigeon Rocks. Beirut, Lebanon Stock Photo

RM2BP9C06–Pigeon Rocks. Beirut, Lebanon

Rolls of hay .Serinya. Pla de l'Estany. Girona. Catalonia .Spain. Stock Photo

RM2BP9BNX–Rolls of hay .Serinya. Pla de l'Estany. Girona. Catalonia .Spain.

RM2BP9BNB–Lyon head statue and Bacchus temple . Archaelogical site of Baalbek,UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bekaa valley. Lebanon.

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side near of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10H2–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side near of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry. Stock Photo

RM2BP10N3–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry.

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : A Guardia Civil car patrol the Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10NH–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : A Guardia Civil car patrol the Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10H9–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side near of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10MD–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 22, 2010 : Food items hidden in a car engine ready to be smuggled into Morocco. Warehouses located around the traditional cross border of Beni Anzar supply all type of goods being smuggled introduced in Morocco on April 22 , 2010 in Melilla. Spain. ( Photo by Jordi Cami ) Stock Photo

RM2BP10J9–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 22, 2010 : Food items hidden in a car engine ready to be smuggled into Morocco. Warehouses located around the traditional cross border of Beni Anzar supply all type of goods being smuggled introduced in Morocco on April 22 , 2010 in Melilla. Spain. ( Photo by Jordi Cami )

RM2BP10M7–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10P0–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla.( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10KR–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla.( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10R0–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : A Guardia Civil stands near the perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10JH–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : A Guardia Civil stands near the perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10N7–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10HM–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the perimeter fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10NN–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the perimeter fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10NT–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the perimeter fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10HF–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10MH–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10HD–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side near of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10MP–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10MT–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10GY–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side near of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10HJ–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10NW–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10MX–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10PR–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami) Stock Photo

RM2BP10H4–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10N1–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10KM–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : A Guardia Civil stands near the perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10M1–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10M5–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10ND–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10J7–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 22, 2010 : Food items hidden in a car engine ready to be smuggled into Morocco. Warehouses located around the traditional cross border of Beni Anzar supply all type of goods being smuggled introduced in Morocco on April 22 , 2010 in Melilla. Spain. ( Photo by Jordi Cami )

RM2BP10K6–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 19 : A Guardia Civil stands near the perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 19,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10NE–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10KX–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10PW–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10R3–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami)

RM2BP10HX–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cam)

RM2BP10R7–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Spanish side of the crossing border of Farhana and the perimeter fence that separates the enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Cami/)

RM2BP10MA–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people mostly women are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their ba

RM2BP10NA–MELILLA,SPAIN-APRIL 21 : Perimeter fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla and Morocco on April 21,2010 in Melilla, Spain. The fence which marks the border around the Spanish enclave in northern Morocco was build to discourage illegal immigrants from attempting to enter to Melilla. ( Photo by Jordi Camis)

MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their back. Stock Photo

RM2BP10M3–MELILLA, SPAIN - APRIL 19, 2010 : Every day from Monday to Thurdday at the pedestrian border of El Barrio Chino hundreds of people are involved in transporting smuggled goods from Melilla a Spanish enclave on the North African coast to Morocco on April 19, 2010 in Melilla. Spain. The reason for the existence of this illegal trade lies in the difference in prices of products imported into the free port of Melila , and that the residents of province of Nador no need visa to enter to the Spanish city. Carriers entering to Melilla and bear all the weight they can carry on their back.