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Spanish exclave Stock Photos and Images
RMEN3K16–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMDRMWMK–Principe neighbourhood in the south of the Spanish exclave city of Ceuta, in northwest Africa.
RMD3JTAD–(dpa) - Cars on the road in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, 9 September 2004. The harbour town at the north western tip of Morocco belongs to Spain since 1580.
RME0FDBE–A group of young African immigrants camp on Monte Gurugu near the Spanish exclave Melilla, in Morocco, 10 May 2014. Refugees gather in the illegal refugee camp near the exclave Melilla located on the north coast of Africa to cross the border fences to Spain. Photo: Meiko Haselhorst/dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE
RM2JWGTEG–An Iberia Regional (Air Nostrum) operated by Mel Air ATR 72 about to land at Malaga Costa del Sol airport after a short flight from the Spanish exclave of Melilla.Mel Air Ltd. (ex Medavia o attualmente Mediterranean Aviation Operations Co. Ltd. ) is a Maltese airline based in Malta-Luqa airport. Air Nostrum is a Spanish regional airline based in Valencia. It currently operates as a franchisee of Iberia as Iberia Regional
RMEXMG2P–Die Befestigungsanlagen der spanischen Exklave Ceuta, Spanien 1980er Jahre. Fortifications of the spanish exclave Ceuta, Andalusia, Spain 1980s.
RM2JWGYXJ–Malaga, Spain. 21st Aug, 2022. An Iberia Regional (Air Nostrum) operated by Mel Air ATR 72 about to land at Malaga Costa del Sol airport after a short flight from the Spanish exclave of Melilla.Mel Air Ltd. (ex Medavia o attualmente Mediterranean Aviation Operations Co. Ltd. ) is a Maltese airline based in Malta-Luqa airport.Air Nostrum is a Spanish regional airline based in Valencia. It currently operates as a franchisee of Iberia as Iberia Regional (Credit Image: © Fabrizio Gandolfo/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)
RM2JWGXH4–Malaga, Spain. 21st Aug, 2022. An Iberia Regional (Air Nostrum) operated by Mel Air ATR 72 about to land at Malaga Costa del Sol airport after a short flight from the Spanish exclave of Melilla.Mel Air Ltd. (ex Medavia o attualmente Mediterranean Aviation Operations Co. Ltd. ) is a Maltese airline based in Malta-Luqa airport. Air Nostrum is a Spanish regional airline based in Valencia. It currently operates as a franchisee of Iberia as Iberia Regional (Photo by Fabrizio Gandolfo/SOPA Images/Sipa USA) Credit: Sipa USA/Alamy Live News
RMARBYF1–Ceuta in Morocco North Africa belongs to Spain Spanish exclave Parador de Ceuta Hotel La Muralla
RMBMWDAH–Three Horses, looking at camera, with funny blond fringe hair, Cerdanya, Eastern Pyrenees, Girona, Catalonia, Spain
RF2JMGGR0–The church and streets of Llivia, Spanish enclave in south of France, surouned by Pyrenees Orientales department
RF2R2YE5T–House of the Dragons Ceuta, Spain, the dragons on the roof are replicas of the originals which were removed during second Spanish Republic.
RMEN3JP3–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMDRMWNF–Principe neighbourhood in the south of the Spanish exclave city of Ceuta, in northwest Africa.
RMD3JTFK–(dpa) - A fence stretches across the beach separating Morocco and the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, 9 September 2004. The harbour town at the north wstern tip of Morocco belongs to Spain since 1580.
RME0FDBF–A group of young African immigrants camp on Monte Gurugu near the Spanish exclave Melilla, in Morocco, 10 May 2014. Refugees gather in the illegal refugee camp near the exclave Melilla located on the north coast of Africa to cross the border fences to Spain. Photo: Meiko Haselhorst/dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE
RMEXMG2T–Der Freihafen der spanischen Exklave Ceuta, Spanien 1980er Jahre. The free port of the spanish exclave Ceuta, Andalusia, Spain 1980s.
RMARBYEF–EU ES Spain Ceuta in Morocco North Africa belongs to Spain Spanish exclave. View of the city with swimming pool and cathedral
RF2JMGGR8–The streets of Llivia, Spanish enclave in south of France, surouned by Pyrenees Orientales department and the city hall
RMEN3JYK–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMD3JTAJ–(dpa) - A view at the border crossing (back) between Morocco and the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, 9 September 2004. The harbour town of Ceuta at the north western tip of Morocco belongs to Spain since 1580.
RME0FBCA–A group of young African immigrants sits on Monte Gurugu in front of the Spanish exclave Melilla, in Morocco, 10 May 2014. Refugees gather in the illegal refugee camp near the exclave Melilla located on the north coast of Africa to cross the border fences to Spain. Photo: Meiko Haselhorst/dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE
RMEXMG2R–Unterwegs in der spanischen Exklave Ceuta, Spanien 1980er Jahre. On the way in the spanish exclave Ceuta, Andalusia, Spain 1980s.
RMEN3K13–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMD3JTAG–(dpa) - A view at the border crossing (back) between Morocco and the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, 9 September 2004. The harbour town of Ceuta at the north western tip of Morocco belongs to Spain since 1580.
RME0FBC9–A group of young African immigrants walk on Monte Gurugu in front of the Spanish exclave Melilla, in Morocco, 10 May 2014. Refugees gather in the illegal refugee camp near the exclave Melilla located on the north coast of Africa to cross the border fences to Spain. Photo: Meiko Haselhorst/dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE
RMEN3JPG–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMD3JTAH–(dpa) - A view of a tent set up on the beach by refugees along the coast in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, 9 September 2004. The harbour town of Ceuta at the north western tip of Morocco belongs to Spain since 1580.
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RMEN3JPJ–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
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RMEN3K0W–Press interview Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave in north Africa,
RMEN3K11–Press interview Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave in north Africa,
RMEN3K0Y–Press interview Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave in north Africa,
RMEN3K01–Press interview Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave in north Africa,
RMEG9PPX–High security fences separate the Spanish exclave of Melilla, Spain from Morocco, north Africa, January 2015
RMEEKC8T–Melilla, Spain 12th January 2015, Juan José Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave
RMEEKC9R–Melilla, Spain 12th January 2015, Juan José Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave i
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RMEG9E5F–Melilla, Spain 12th January 2015, Juan José Imbroda Ortiz president of the autonomous city state of Melilla, a Spanish exclave i
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