Tag: border
Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo will ‘celebrate’ if Brexit cancelled
The Rock leader also warned the youngsters about the ‘dark days’ of the border closure issued by Fascist dictator General Franco in 1969
Five Guardia Civil officers jailed in Spain for tobacco smuggling through Gibraltar
The arrest of these Guardia Civil agents marks the second from the Spanish institution in less than a month
Spain tears down razor wire in Africa to stop injuries to migrants crossing border
Spain is the leading destination for migrants in Europe, with 40,598 arrivals already this year, with Andalucia bearing the brunt of this
BORDER BRAWL: British woman swings at Spanish protestor on Gibraltar border as tensions over police pay flare
A similar march is planned for Malaga on August 25
Dozens of African migrants ‘missing’ after hundreds storm Spanish border
In total, some 400 people made it across the border
Gibraltar: Where have all the queues gone?
New lanes have been added and, generally, with the exception of rush hour you can get across the border in around 10 minutes
Three men skip France-Spain border and escape police chase
It is unknown if the men are connected to the Paris terrorist attacks
Franco’s Gibraltar siege
With the 40th anniversary of Franco’s death looming large next month we bring you 40 facts about El Caudillo
Border queues up to an hour for those walking across Spain-Gibraltar border
New e-gates cause delays for pedestrians who normally pass through without any waiting time
Governor of Gibraltar Sir James Dutton quits over Spanish aggression row
Sir James ended his term in office less than two years after taking the job
African suitcase boy allowed to stay in Spain
He has been granted temporary permission to stay so he can be reunited with his mother
Times they are a-changin’ in Gibraltar
It’s 30 years since Gibraltar’s frontier reopened after a 16-year nightmare and the Spanish are still up to their old borderline tricks but what a difference three decades make
Search for missing expat widens to southern Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Scottish man Jon Edwards went missing in Portugal in September
Gibraltarian’s car impounded over one packet of cigarettes
Car owner left in 'shock' after car was seized after she failed to declare 20 cigarettes
Gibraltar border: Today marks 30-year anniversary of emotional re-opening
Crowds gathered on both sides to celebrate the end of the 16-year border closure
Madrid pushes for border control to stem ‘tide of Islamic militants’
Europe reacts to fear of further terror attacks after France
House of Commons to discuss Gibraltar
Foreign Affairs Committee publishes a damning report of Spain's attitude towards Gibraltar
More than 1,000 migrants attempt to cross border into Melilla
Security forces used helicopters to repel the attempt
European Commission tell Spain to sort out border trouble with Gibraltar
A scathing letter from the EC has told Spain to speed up works at the frontier and reduce delaying tactics
Gibraltar queues ‘gridlock’ as Frontier works begin
Concerns raised as Gibraltar prepares for National Day tomorrow
Gibraltar-Spain border delays to get even worse as works begin
Works will cause further delays from September 8 to end of March
Stamping out the ‘Class A drugs post’ peril
Injected into silicone breasts and surgically implanted into defenceless puppies – the Class A Drugs ‘delivery service’ is becoming increasingly deadly as traffickers seek horrific new ways to smuggle contraband into Europe, using Spain as their back door. But it’s a ‘smug’s game’, reports Tom Powell
FACT: Spain is deliberately causing Gibraltar border queues
The recently launched Frontier Monitoring Programme has provided undeniable proof
Spain slammed by Amnesty for putting borders before people
Spain spends 30 times more on defending its borders than on improving conditions for would-be migrants
Immigrants trapped in Melilla border attempt
Morocco and Spain respond to the 400 who attempted the crossing
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AND THEY’RE OFF: Expats across Spain head to the polls
Registered foreigners hold the key to elections in many key tourist resorts
