“The European Union could be accused of making trouble for Gibraltar...” | JON NAZCA - REUTERS - X02457
Palma27/07/2021 09:45
It could be said that the European Union is seeking to make trouble for Britain post-Brexit. Under the latest European Union plans for Gibraltar Spain should carry out border control and surveillance at Gibraltar’s port, airport and waters.
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Remember the Falklands
“ The majority of people on “The Rock” were firmly opposed to Brexit. Spain could have offered to work alongside the Gibraltar government so that the British “outpost” could retain some of their European Union rights.”. .???? What like in Northern Ireland Jason where the same situation applies? Really, you are most naive cheerleader for the good ship Brexitania I’ve yet to encounter. The British government is just picking random barnies with “our good friends” in Europe as and when it suits their policy of having cake and eating it. There is no rational to their pleadings they just think that waving a union flag aggressively at their neighbours constitutes a foreign policy. I find it childish and embarrassing myself,,,,,
Spain’s position on Gibraltar can never be viewed with anything other than scepticism in view of their retention of the enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla in North Africa. Rank hypocrisy is not an attractive quality.