Donner Und Blitzen!
Six months on since the Brexit referendum and Charles Gomez looks at the psychological impact of the decision of a generation
Prime Minister Theresa May vows to protect 1.2 million British expats living in Europe
The prime minister said she wants to guarantee the status of 1.2 million Brits living in the EU and 3.2 million EU citizens in the
Madrid restaurant launches anti-Brexit menu
Popular with British tourists and expats, Metro Bistro’s owner Matias Smith said he hopes to show British people what they are leaving behind
Economy minister claims Brexit and Trump votes are good news for Spain
The minister forecasted a 3.2% economic growth for Spain this year
Hard facts: The lack of systems and rules in Spain’s property game is ridiculous
In most other northern European countries, all sellers of properties have to provide factually correct information packs
Brexit backlash: New ruling threatens hundreds of expats’ court cases
The effects of Brexit appear to have reached some Spanish government offices, including some courts of law
Brexit Supreme Court case most important in legal history
For the first time, all 11 judges will sit to rule on a decision that could have far-reaching constitutional and political consequences
Brexit campaigners battle UK government over Article 50 in Supreme Court
The case is due to end on Thursday
British pensioner ‘anxious’ over Brexit commits suicide just weeks after referendum result
His wife discovered his dead body at their home
UK ‘forced to re-think hard Brexit’ following stunning Zac Goldsmith defeat in crucial London by-election
It has prompted the government to release a statement
The knock-on effects of the Brexit vote in Gibraltar
Millennials and those born at the end of Generation X (i.e. 1980's - 2000) can consult their history books and older people with bad memories
British tourist spending increases in Spain despite Brexit fears
UK visitors spent 15% more in the country in the three months after the June vote than in the same period in 2015
Margallo insists no voice for Gibraltar in Brexit negotiations
Margallo was asked to comment on his country’s position after the newly appointed foreign minister, Alfonso Dastis, failed to mention the issue in his first
Tony Blair denies planning political comeback to influence Brexit negotiations
The former Labour prime minister, who, according to a source, thinks Theresa May is a ‘lightweight’, has labelled reports that he has set up an
Property sales in the hills of Andalucia are up
Inland Andalucia, which sells homes away from the coast from Sevilla to Granada, saw a 15% increase in October year-on-year
A ‘word’ of Brexit warning…
The Brexit issue continues to divide and anger, not to mention being riddled with lies, twisted truths, decontextualisations and of course... misinterpretations
Most British businesses say they will not reduce investments in Spain despite Brexit
The UK is Spain’s third largest foreign investor
UKIP misspent €500,000 of EU money to fund Leave campaign and to elect Nigel Farage as MP
Rules state that EU funding can only be spent on a party’s activities at a European level
MEP pushes for Remainers in the UK to have ‘associate EU membership’
The idea is gathering interest among MEPs
Charge for British to enter Spain in new EU plan
Interior ministers of the EU will meet tomorrow to discuss the bureacratic plan to make non EU-residents pay the current rate of £4.30 and give
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New man, traditional values at Century 21 in Gibraltar
Luisandro Moreno takes the helm at the Rock's arm of the world's largest residential real estate agency
How homeowners can beat Brexit
If you're a UK resident with property in Spain, there are still ways to make Brexit work in your favour
Ex-UK Foreign Secretary William Hague warns Spain could hold UK ‘hostage’ over Gibraltar
Hague suggested Mariano Rajoy’s PP government may aim for 'joint sovereignty over Gibraltar'
Boris Johnsons says UK will make ‘titanic success’ of Brexit while accepting ‘comeback of the year’ award
He believes Europe is coming to terms with the UK’s departure
Theresa May ‘confident’ her government can reverse High Court ruling giving Parliament vote on Brexit
It is not yet known if the government will change their arguments