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| | Religioscope - > Jews leaving Ceuta and Melilla |
 | | The Jewish presence in Melilla is said to have started several years after the expulsion with a Spanish aristocrat who had Jewish ancestors. | | | That’s down from their peak in the late 1960s, when there were about 600 Jews in Ceuta and 1,000 in Melilla. | | | However, many Jews who today live in Ceuta and Melilla fled there from Morocco after the 1967 Six-Day War, when Morocco was swept up in the Arab world’s outrage over Israel’s victory. |
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| | Spain - Gibraltar, Ceuta, and Melilla |
| | There were protests on the part of the Muslim communities in both enclaves over the passage, in July 1985, of an aliens law, which required all foreigners in Spain to register with the authorities or be expelled. | | | In addition, a few leaders in both the socialist and the communist parties expressed sympathy for Morocco's claim, contributing to a growing fear of abandonment on the part of the enclaves' inhabitants. | | | In much the same way that Spain laid claim to Gibraltar as part of its territory, Morocco maintained that the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla were integral parts of Morocco's sovereign territory. |
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| | Lighthouses of Ceuta and Melilla |
| | This lighthouse is part of the historic bastion of Melilla; it is perched on a massive stone foundation rising above the north side of the harbor. | | | In fact, the original light was established by the army on one of its watchtowers; officers were impatient with the bureaucrats, who could not decide what kind of lighthouse to build. | | | The port authority has a photo (fourth row, center), and there is a nice photo with a view across the harbor. |
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| | Guardian Unlimited World dispatch Cultural desertion |
| | This is doubly so when Morocco, in claims that are similar to Spain's demand for sovereignty over Gibraltar, asserts that Ceuta and Melilla rightfully belong to it. | | | It is Moroccan police, also, who are widely blamed for the deaths of a dozen immigrants - some of whom were shot - as they tried to cross the fences over the past month. | | | Quite why it should be the job of Morocco - itself a poor African nation from which many young people would dearly like to emigrate - to protect Fortress Europe is by no means clear to Moroccan commentators. |
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| | Melilla: bloodbath on the Africa-Europe frontier Nicholas Mead - openDemocracy |
| | But no such denial was forthcoming after the Melilla incident, and the concern of both states involved seemed to be to solidify their own cooperation rather than to guarantee the rights and lives of the immigrants; Melilla’s governor, Juan José Imbroda, says: "Moroccan forces collaborated, which is what we expected of them”. | | | After Ceuta, both governments denied their forces were responsible for the bullet-wounds found in the dead bodies; the Spanish interior minister, José Antonio Alonso, claimed that his country’s forces “did not use live ammunition”. | | | Spain plans to deport Moroccan and Algerian immigrants directly to their home countries, but the majority of the approximately 700 people that have broken into Melilla in recent weeks come from poor sub-Saharan African countries such as Mali, Senegal, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea — with which Spain has no repatriation agreements. |
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| | Melilla on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Spanish workers work on doubling in height of the fence that separates the Spanish enclave of Melilla from Morocco on October 19, 2005 at the border with Morocco in Melilla, Spain. | | | (La amenaza invisible).(España)(TT: Melilla, the extremes of tolerance: anti-Semitic demonstrations, displays of support for Bin Laden and the increase of violence against the Jewish community create tension in a city where Christians, Muslims and Jews live under the constant threat of intolerance. | | | NADOR, MOROCCO - OCTOBER 20: African migrants are seen in the forest where they hide waiting for the right moment to try to jump over the border between Morocco and Melilla, 13 km South of the Spanish Enclave of Melilla, on October 20, 2005 in the Nador Province, Morocco. |
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| | The latest assault on the barrier took place at 5:15 am (0315 GMT) in spite of the deployment by Spain of 480 troops and by Morocco of 1,600 police officers to try to prevent such attempts, usually by would-be immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa, to break into the enclaves. | | | The Moroccan authorities confirmed the invasion of Melilla. | | | An AFP photographer present said the immigrants used makeshift ladders and added that he had been told 350 people had managed to enter the enclave. |
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| | Aljazeera.Net - Migrants storm Spanish enclave again |
| | In Morocco, which surrounds tiny Melilla, a source at the Interior Ministry confirmed the latest assault, but said "only a very few" people had broken through. | | | The new invasion took place before dawn the day after local government official Jose Fernandz Charcon announced that a third metal barrier would be set up to reinforce the border with Morocco. | | | On Monday 135 people were injured when about 650 stormed Melilla. |
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| | news - EU: Visit to Ceuta and Melilla — Mission Report Technical mission to Morocco on illegal immigration |
| | The large-scale and coordinated attempts to enter Ceuta and Melilla are a new phenomenon that is a clear indication of the mounting migration pressure on Morocco and Europe. | | | The technical mission did not seek to investigate the recent tragic incidents in Ceuta and Melilla nor did it aim to assess the ways that border management is carried out by Morocco or Spain. | | | It is also reasonable to conclude that the efforts of Morocco and Spain to patrol the access to the coasts of the Canary Islands and Europe have increased pressure on migrants to try to find other ways of entering the European soil. |
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| | SPAIN: From the Berlin Wall to Ceuta and Melilla |
| | In addition, Morocco lays claim to Ceuta and Melilla, which Spain considers its own territory because the two cities have been under its sovereignty since 1497 and 1580, respectively, prior to the existence of the kingdom of Morocco. | | | To Spain's demands that Morocco take measures to prevent migrants from gathering in makeshift camps near the borders of Melilla and Ceuta, the North African country has responded that it lacks the security forces necessary to do the job, and that what is needed is a "modern Marshall Plan" for Morocco. | | | MADRID, Oct 5 (IPS) - Spain's announcement that it plans to build a third fence to separate its enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla from Morocco, using the most advanced technology aimed at keeping out undocumented immigrants, has drawn loud criticism while giving rise to many questions. |
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| | BBC NEWS World Europe Country profiles Regions and territories: Ceuta, Melilla |
| | More recently, differences over Ceuta and Melilla have not prevented a warming of relations between Morocco and Spain, particularly economic ones. | | | After a series of increasingly-desperate attempts by would-be immigrants to surmount the barriers in 2005, Spain and Morocco agreed to deploy extra troops to try to secure the borders. | | | Many migrants are caught and some drown while attempting to make the sea crossing. |
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| | CNN.com - Spanish enclaves quiet after deaths - Oct 7, 2005 |
| | The president of the Melilla government, Juan Jose Imbroda Ortiz, told CNN on Thursday that the aim of returning the Africans to Morocco was to take away what he called the "prize" of letting them stay in Spain after having entered illegally. | | | The deportees earlier had illegally crossed the fences into Melilla and Ceuta, both on Morocco's northern coast, and were later sent to Algeciras. | | | He said he hoped that measure would reduce the incentive for immigrants because their goal has been to get a foot in Spain, in hopes they would then be allowed to stay. |
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| | Melilla is an enclave with an area of 12,5 km² in mainland Morocco. | | | 1978: King Hassan 2 of Morocco makes claim on Melilla and Ceuta. | | | Melilla is governed through a 25 seat local council with 6 parties, of which Groupo Independiente Liberal is the largest with 7 seats. |
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| | Melilla - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | However, the Christian majority has been shrinking while the number of Muslims has been steadily increasing to nearly 50% of the population, and Jews have been leaving for years (from 20% of the population before World War II to less than 2% today). | | | Imbroda himself insists that Melilla will never be ceded to Morocco "because no one wants to go backwards." | | | There has only been one Muslim president, Mustafa Aberchan of the Coalition for Melilla political party, installed in 1999 and whose term lasted only one year before his being ousted. |
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| | Melilla border fence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Melilla border fence is a separation barrier between Morocco and Melilla's city, in Spain. | | | Amnesty International and Médecins Sans Frontières have accused the Moroccan government of dumping over 500 refugees in the Sahara Desert without food or water supplies. | | | Constructed by Spain, its stated purpose is to stop illegal immigration and smuggling. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Six Africans killed in clashes at Spanish enclave |
| | The latest rush was the sixth such mass attempt since last week at the borders of Melilla and Ceuta, another Spanish enclave further west on Morocco's coast. | | | The revived accord would let Spain expel them to Morocco even though they are not Moroccans. | | | Hundreds also tried last week in Ceuta, where five would-be immigrants were shot and killed. |
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| | Melilla, Spanish North Africa: The strange feeling |
| | Few people are aware of the existence of Spanish Morocco, and Melilla is much less known than the other part, Ceuta. | | | The lighthouse on the northeastern tip of Melilla | | | The old city and the fortress out at the sea are things in Melilla that attract tourists. |
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| | BBC NEWS Africa New storming of Spanish enclave |
| | Many migrants are caught and many drown while attempting to make the sea crossing to Spain - either across the Mediterranean Sea or to the Canary Islands, over the Atlantic Ocean. | | | Almost 30 people, including policemen, have been injured in the mass assaults. | | | Almost all the migrants who make it into an enclave also claim asylum, but fewer than 10% of these applications are successful. |
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| | Mangan's Miscellany: Meanwhile, in Melilla |
| | Meanwhile, Interior minister José Antonio Alonso confirmed yesterday that the Socialist administration is preparing the deportation of 70 illegal immigrants to Morocco by sea. | | | At a press conference, Zapatero defended his strategy of stopping the massive assaults through diplomatic means. | | | Moroccan minister of communications Nabil Benabdelá stressed the immigrants' violence yesterday, which he said forced his men to act "in self-defense." He attributed the violence to the immigrants' "desperation." All the victims were men. |
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| | WHKMLA : History of Spain : the Exclaves of Ceuta and Melilla |
| | When Morocco was partitioned among France and Spain in 1906/1911, the RIF region along Morocco's northern coast became part of Spain's sphere of interest. | | | When Morocco regained independence in 1957, Spain ceded the Rif, but held on to Ceuta and Melilla. | | | It is their Christian communities which distinguish them from the surrounding countryside. |
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| | After the deaths in Ceuta and Melilla European Union agrees to set up holding camps for refugees Part 1 |
| | Having inspected the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla at the beginning of October, an EU commission of experts has already promised logistical and financial support for the construction of internment camps in Morocco. | | | The relief organization Doctors without Borders estimates that 6,300 migrants seeking refuge have died at the gates of Ceuta and Melilla and in the Mediterranean between Morocco and Spain. | | | Hundreds more have been wounded or arrested by the Moroccan police. |
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| | RTE News - Six killed in bid to storm Melilla border |
| | Six killed in bid to storm Melilla border | | | RTE News - Six killed in bid to storm Melilla border | | | News At One: Elizabeth Nash of The Independent in London describes the scene at the Spanish enclave of Melilla in Morocco |
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| | MELILLA - LoveToKnow Article on MELILLA |
| | In 1893 the Riffians besieged Melilla and 25,000 men had to be despatched against them. | | | Melilla, the first place captured by Spain on the African mainland, was seized from the Moors in 1490. | | | xix., and the authorities there cited; P. Barr, Melilla et les presides espagnols, Rev. fran~aise (1908). |
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| | Guardian Unlimited Special reports Spain heightens fence at African enclave |
| | Melilla is, with Ceuta, one of two Spanish enclaves on the coast of north Africa whose sovereignty is also claimed by Morocco. | | | Local NGOs in Melilla claim the body of a fourth man was secretly removed by Moroccan police, who have spent several weeks chasing the sub-Saharan Africans out of forests surrounding the enclave. | | | Several hundred immigrants have been reportedly rounded up by Moroccan police and put over the border with Algeria in recent weeks, though Spanish newspapers said yesterday many had already made the 95-mile trip back on foot. |
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| | Melilla: Tutte le informazioni su Melilla su Encyclopedia.it | | | Nel 2003 la popolazione di Melilla consta di 69.184 abitanti. | | | Melilla era un'avamposto del regno di Tremecén e del regno di Fez, quando la Spagna occupo la città (1497) nel corso della Reconquista. |
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| | Melilla Info - Encyclopedia WikiWhat.com |
| | Since the foundation of Morocco in 1640, it has issued claims to the city. | | | Melilla, known in Arabic as Melilia is a Spanish autonomous city on the coast of eastern Morocco, in North Africa. | | | The Moroccan government claims Ceuta, Melilla and some small Spanish islands by the African shore (Plazas de Soberanía). |
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| | Melilla -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust! |
| | Though physically contiguous with Morocco, Melilla is administered by Spain. | | | Probably the tres insulae (three islands) of the 3rd-century Roman roadbook Itinerarium Antonini, they have been occupied by Spain since 1847. | | | The Cortes Generales, or parliament, consists of a 350-member Congress of Deputies, elected by proportional representation, and a Senate with 208 elected members and some 51 indirectly elected regional representatives (this number is based on regional... |
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| | Morocco claims Ceuta and Melilla |
| | The paper L'Opinion, which is close to the party of Yusufi, pointed to a parliamentary question that is to be raised in the Spanish legislature by the Iniciativa per Catalunya-Els Verds (IC) (Catalan Greens) in September, supporting the transfer of all rights on Ceutas and Melilla to Morocco. | | | At the same time he said the present state of affairs could not be allowed to continue. | | | The Catalan regional party Esquerra Republicana (Republican Left) declares that the Spanish state must begin the process of de-colonising Ceuta and Melilla, and, following a period of mutual Hispano-Moroccan sovereignty, allow them to be reintegrated into the Moroccan state. |
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| | ABC News: Spain Plans 3rd Fence in Melilla Enclave |
| | African immigrants wait at the police station in the Spanish enclave of Melilla, Monday, Oct 3, 2005, after breaching a high security fence crossing over from Morocco into Spain. | | | Speaking on Spanish National Radio, Interior Ministry official Jose Fernandez Chacon said the new fence "would be built with urgency" and was part of a plan that last week saw the deployment of troops and a speeding up of work to heighten one of the other two barriers. | | | MELILLA, Spain Oct 4, 2005 (AP)— Spain will build a third high-security fence between its Melilla enclave and Morocco after undocumented immigrants repeatedly stormed two existing barriers, an Interior Ministry official said Tuesday. |
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| | A Spanish city on the Mediterranean coast of northeast Morocco. | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. | | | Melilla - definition of Melilla by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. |
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| | ABC News: Spain Immigrants Get Through Border Fence |
| | Officials said an estimated 650 people tried to cross, and about 350 succeeded, in the predawn surge into Melilla, a small, crowded enclave on Morocco's northern coast. | | | The national news agency Efe quoted officers as saying immigrants had bitten them, but the Civil Guard, a paramilitary unit that helps watch over the border, said it could not confirm this. | | | MELILLA, Spain Oct 3, 2005 (AP)— More than 300 Africans tore through a razor-wire fence separating Morocco from the Spanish enclave of Melilla on Monday, clashing with police in the latest wave of undocumented immigrants seeking a foothold in Europe. |
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| | peacepalestine: Santiago Alba Rico - Immigration and the Iron Curtain of Melilla |
| | The logic behind either the Spanish politicians or mainstream media forces us to consider that terrorist attacks on Western tourists are legitimate mechanisms of restrictive sovereignty, at the same level of the iron curtains, the bullets and the deportations we impose on the sub-Saharan individuals in Melilla. | | | As pure individuals, the men who jump Melilla’s fence and destroy their passport in order not to be deported back to their infrasovereign nations are therefore deprived of any guardianship, lack resources and nationality and become men, only men with just their naked human condition to resist. | | | Hannah Arendt called attention to the fact that once devoid of motherland, family, money, and reduced to their pure human condition, the stateless and refugees of the Second World War were at the margins of any right. |
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| | Immigration : New attempt to cross Melilla borders :: moroccoTimes.com |
| | Moroccan security forces arrested 90 migrants on Moroccan soil. | | | In a statement, the human rights group Amnesty International expressed "great concern" over reports of excessive use of force on the border which appeared to have caused the deaths of the five migrants on Thursday. | | | throwing stones and, in some cases, attacking armed officials with rocks in their hands," the Madrid government's office in Melilla said in a statement. |
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| | Melilla - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | It belongs to Spain, and is all surrounded by Morocco, which believes it should belong to them. | | | Melilla is a city in North Africa, right opposite Spain. |
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| | Spero Forum Weblog Foreign Press Discovers Melilla Immigration Prob |
| | On 14 occasions, he tried to scramble into the Spanish enclave of Melilla, but was beaten off by frontier police. | | | Together with up to 100 others, he had reached the European Union. | | | In fact, it's a continuation of a neverending story involving poverty and immigration. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Hundreds charge Spanish-Moroccan border |
| | This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. | | | On Monday, a wave of 650 Africans tried to cross at a spot in Melilla where the inner fence had been elevated, and the government says 350 made it in. | | | Most of those who make it onto Spanish territory can't be sent back because their home governments won't take them. |
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| | Search Results for "Melilla" |
| | ...Spanish Africa, historical name for the Spanish possessions in Africa-Ceuta and Melilla (enclaves in Morocco), the Canary Islands, and Western Sahara. | | | Two cities, Ceuta and Melilla, and several small islands off the Mediterranean coast remain part of metropolitan... | | | ...2 1936, July 18 Spanish troops under Gen. Francisco Franco revolted and seized the city of Melilla, opening the Spanish civil war. |
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| | License Plates of Melilla (Spain) |
| | In 1956, the area reverted to Morocco using the Moroccan system with the exception of Ceuta and Melilla which are still part of Spain today. | | | Another Spanish enclave, Ifni on the southern Moroccan coast that also used the Spanish system, became part of Morocco in 1969 as part of Agadir. | | | Until 1956, Spanish Morocco (Marruecos Español) consisted of the northern part of the country and used the Spanish registration system beginning with the code ME and up to five numerals. |
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| | Spain - Melilla - North Africa - Parador de Melilla |
| | You will find them in the small markets of the city, such as the Poligono (Arab neighbourhood), the Mercadillo del Real, and the Mercadillo barrio Bateria Jota. | | | In Melilla there are two big commemorations during the year: The Virgin of Victoria, on September 8th, and Pedro Estopinan who founded the city, on September 17th. | | | As this is a free port, the city has to offer an extensive range of goods coming from Africa and the Middle East. |
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| | Bordered by Morocco, Melilla consists of an older, walled town on a peninsula and modern buildings to the south and west. | | | Melilla People - photos and pictures about Melilla | | | A revolt of army officers in the Melilla garrison in 1936 was a prelude to the Spanish Civil War. |
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| | State radio said many of the migrants and several Spanish officials were hurt. | | | Spain sent in the army to reinforce security at the outposts after five Africans were killed during an attempt to enter Ceuta last Thursday. | | | MELILLA, Spain - Around 700 sub-Saharan migrants charged at border fences around Spain’s North African enclave of Melilla on Monday, with about 200 managing to get over after the fence collapsed, officials said. |
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| | Melilla and Ceuta are Spanish enclaves on the north coast of Morocco, administered as city provinces of Spain. | | | Lying 120 miles east along the Moroccan coast from Ceuta, Melilla is not as large as Ceuta. | | | A yacht club is located inside the fishing port, where berthing is provided for visiting yachts. |
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| | Speaking on Spanish National Radio, Fernandez Chacon said "a third fence was being studied and would be built with urgency." He said the measure was part of a plan that last week saw the deployment of troops and a speeding up of work to heighten one of the existing two fences. | | | Spain plans to build a third high-security fence between its enclave Melilla and Morocco as an added measure to keep out immigrants who have repeatedly stormed the barriers in recent weeks, Interior Ministry delegate Jose Fernandez Chacon said Tuesday More details... | | | Spain plans to build a third high-security fence between its enclave Melilla and Morocco as an added measure to keep out immigrants who have repeatedly stormed the barriers in recent weeks, Interior Ministry delegate Jose Fernandez Chacon said Tuesday. |
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| | [Plan of the City of Melilla, Situated on the Coast of Barbary, with the Attacks of the Emperor of Morocco in 1775]. | | | Indonesia - Melilla: The Luso-Hispanic World in Maps (Library of Congress) | | | This incomplete map includes a grid of the city of Melilla, fortifications, cultivated fields, roads and tracks, pictorial representation of relief, Moorish military encampments, the progress of the Moorish attack, and two Spanish warships. |
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| | Colloque Melilla / Melilla Symposium, 18-20 July 2004 |
| | The choice of the City of Melilla as the host for this colloquium is not an accident. | | | This intercultural dialogue is offered as one contribution towards cultural developments within the multiple planetary contexts of globalization. | | | Melilla has a millennial history of multi-cultural, multi-lingual synergy and dialogue within the Mediterranean context. |
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| | You will also be provided link text you can use to insert in an email or post on your web site for others to use this conversion tool to find their own local times! | | | Once you fill out the details for the date and time your event will be taking place, you will be able to convert this to the local time anywhere else in the World, no matter the time zone difference. | | | Copyright © 1998 - 2006 Chaos Software Group, Inc. All rights reserved. |
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