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Ceuta and Melilla
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Port of Melilla, northern coast of Morocco.
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Rif War
Spanish troops digging trenches at Beni Sikar, northwest of Melilla, during the Rif...
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Sub-Saharan immigrants attempting to illegally cross from Morocco into the Spanish...
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