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GSD pour anti-Gibraltar dirt in Spanish website

The GSD Opposition is without doubt a national disgrace and should resign en bloc from parliament. Who can the Opposition possibly represent except those politically mixed up few who follow a party that has lost its soul and its way. 

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If Spain had raised sovereignty at talks, the Gibraltar delegation would have walked out, says Spanish negotiator

Following the release of the EU withdrawal agreement, the Spanish foreign ministry in Madrid has come out saying that the Spanish claim to Gibraltar remains and that the co-sovereignty plan will be put forward in the next phase of negotiations.  Read more

Exploitation of agency workers, claims GSD

The exploitation of agency workers, often young people, is a major concern for the GSD. Many are paid the minimum wage for years, often doing the same job as their public servant counterparts with poor leave entitlements.  Read more

Unions want right to negotiate pre-Budget

All three unions have met today to discuss the fact that prior to announcing the Budget, the current administration did not meet with the unions to discuss and negotiate on the annual increase for the public sector or other matters that affect workers.  Read more

Withdrawal agreement, Gibraltar Protocol and Memoranda are all time limited, says Government

The proposed Withdrawal Agreement published by the United Kingdom and European Union makes it clear that its terms, including the transitional period, will apply to Gibraltar.  Read more

AZOPARDI: Initial misgivings

GSD Leader Keith Azopardi gave the Party’s initial reaction to the Brexit deal so far as it concerns Gibraltar:  Read more

HASSAN NAHON: Wait and see

When analysing the Brexit Draft Withdrawal Agreement Paper and what that means for Gibraltar it is important to note that in the circumstances, Gibraltar’s sovereignty and Constitutional position is protected, and that some sort of arrangement with Spain is being entered into.  Read more