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Current Basque
police plate. Sent by Adrian
Alt of Germany.
During his visit
to Spain (mid May 2001) he went to Bilbao in Basque country. According to
Adrian, "They have severe problems with terrorism and the Bask (Germanic spelling)
country got a mass of rights after Spain went to be a democratic state in
1976. A part of this is the right to use their own language and to have their
own police. Here's a foto of a Bask police car plate. The nice E at the begining
stands for Euskadi which means Bask in their language."
John
Chunga of Ludlow, Massachusetts writes, (November 2003)"I
believe the decorative "E" on the Basque police plate in your Spain
section refers to the official name of the Basque Police: Ertzaintza, NOT
Euskadi"
"The second
foto is from 1992 World's Fair which was held in Sevilla/ Spain."
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Regards from Germany
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2000 plate from Malaga
on the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain.
Seen on eBay
being sold (ending Feb. 18, 2001) by Jean
Emmanuel Chevry of Sannois, France