From 0700hrs the 13/05/2014 to 0700hrs the 17/05/2014
Crime Reports
4 Reports of Theft
4 Reports of Criminal Damage
1 Report of Attempted Blackmail
1 Report of Destroy or Damage Property
1 Report of Harassment, Alarm or Distress
1 Report of Threatening Behaviour
2 Reports of Threatening insulting words.
2 Reports of Improper use of electronic telecommunications.
1 Report of Drugs seized.
Mr Chairman
As you know, Gibraltarian leaders have been addressing this Committee – in hope of your assistance – since 1963.
That is over half a century of putting our argument for recognition of our right to self determination and – in parallel - of desiring peaceful co-existence with our neighbour, Spain.
YGTV’s reporter in New York spoke to the Chief Minister Fabian Picardo straight after his address to the United Nations Committee of 24 earlier this morning. We asked him about his hopes for Gibraltar’s future decolonisation and the Spanish contribution to the session.
The Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, leaves Gibraltar tomorrow to speak at the UN Committee of 24 in New York. The Chief Minister will be accompanied by the Deputy Chief Minister, Dr Joseph Garcia, and the Chief Secretary, Mr Ernest Gomez. On Monday evening they will travel to Washington for a series of meetings before returning to Gibraltar on Thursday.
