• Government Disappointed at EU Parliament Delisting Vote
  • Government Disappointed at EU Parliament Delisting Vote

    The Government says it notes, “with disappointment”, the European Parliament’s objection, today, to the entry into force of the European Commission’s decision to remove certain jurisdictions, including Gibraltar, from the EU’s list of ‘high-risk’ third-countries with strategic deficiencies as regards anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (“AML/CFT”). 

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Aug 29 EU Commission Findings Support Gibraltar on Financial Services

Gibraltar GovernmentHer Majesty's Government of Gibraltar is pleased to note that the EU Commission has made clear that it does not need to investigate spurious allegations by the Government of Spain relating to financial services in Gibraltar.

A spokesperson said: "The clear statement by the Commission that it will not investigate unsubstantiated allegations from Mr Rajoy in respect of financial services matters is a very welcome and clear statement by the EU Commission. It is as clear as the earlier statement from the Commission President's spokesperson that a "frontier toll", as previously proposed by Mr Margallo, would be illegal. This should be seen also in the light of the Commission's findings in 2012 that the Eastside reclamation project had been carried out lawfully by HM Government of Gibraltar in accordance with the EU Environmental Impact Assessment Directive. The statements of the EU Commission already have served to put an end (at least for a period of time) to many of Spain's spurious allegations.

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Aug 29 UKIP MEP for Gibraltar - William Dartmouth Press Release

UKIP Gibraltar William Dartmouth,the UK Independence Party MEP for the South West and Gibraltar,today demanded that Spain put an end to its propaganda campaign against Gibraltar.

Lord Dartmouth said today, "When you have a Spanish MEP claiming that there is illicit arms trade from Gibraltar and then says in the next breath that he has no evidence to back up his claim they are really scraping the bottom of the barrel.

"His remarks seem to be designed to justify the delays of several hours imposed by people coming and going through border controls.

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Aug 29 Alleged Frontier Incident - Guardia Civil

Frontier Incident The Royal Gibraltar Police has received an unofficial report from Guardia Civil to the effect that a small number of missiles have been thrown at Guardia Civil officers on duty at the frontier yesterday afternoon. This has allegedly taken place at the peak of extensive queues to exit Gibraltar which at their height reached four hours.

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