• 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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  • Holland And Barrett Vitamins Gibraltar Offer

Dec 03 - Daniel Feetham continues to advocate “de-escalation and dialogue”

Gibraltar GSDThe Leader of the Opposition Daniel Feetham yesterday morning participated in seminar organised by the University of Cadiz with students at Jerez entitled “Gibraltar y las controversias hispano-británicas” where he gave Gibraltarian perspective on some of the issues affecting Gibraltar-Spanish relations such as the sovereignty of British-Gibraltar Territorial waters, where for example, he explained the Gibraltarian position of why the Spanish doctrine of “costa seca” (i.e. that Gibraltar was ceded without territorial waters) was not correct whilst at the same advocating a policy of de-escalation, engagement and dialogue with Spain.

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Dec 03 Cricket This Saturday

gib cricket logoChristian Rocca will captain a Gibraltar Cricket Presidents XI versus a House of Lords & Commons XI this Saturday (7th December) at the Victoria Stadium.

The 40 over a side match commences at 11am and all are welcome along to watch some winter cricket from the stands.

Meanwhile the Presidents XI for the match has been named featuring players representing the great diversity of cricket in Gibraltar.

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Dec 03 GSD - Government fails to tackle the monkey problem with urgency

GSD GibraltarThe Environment Minister’s response to the statement issued by the Opposition raising the very real and serious concern that there is in relation to the macaques fails to address the immediacy of the problem.  The party has raised specific examples of serious incidents where peoples’ safety is being put at risk.  We have raised, particularly, the concern that there is for children’s safety, citing the example of the monkey which jumped into a baby’s pram in order to snatch food.  The reports keep coming in, most recently in relation to Mount Alvernia, which we are told is being habitually visited and invaded by a pack of monkeys.  This, as can be imagined, is causing considerable distress to the elderly residents and visitors alike.  As recently as a few days ago a monkey was found on the bed of an elderly resident whilst the bed was occupied by her.   

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Dec 03 4G in Gibraltar

graConsultation on the Licensing of 4G Mobile Services & Liberalisation of Mobile Bands in Gibraltar

The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority’s (“GRA”) has issued a public consultation on proposals to licence the provision of 4G mobile communications services in Gibraltar.The introduction of 4G mobile is particularly suited to the provision of better mobile data services, faster speeds and improved quality of service, which means that, potentially, broadband delivered over mobile networks could be as good as or, in some circumstances, even better than broadband delivered over the fixed network.

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