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Pedestrianisation in Together Gibraltar manifesto

Dear sir,

It was with great interest that I looked at the photo of the pedestrianisation of Line Wall Rd in the Together Gibraltar manifesto however, there are a few questions I would like to ask.

1. From where will it be pedestrianised?

2. Can I assume it will be from the roundabout at the Anglican Cathedral to the roundabout at the I.C.C.?

3. Does that mean that the I.C.C. parking will no longer be available?  Read more

Sweeping statements without proof...

In the election fever that is whipping up at present, sweeping statements have been made by some; with the idea of hoping to besmirch the reputation of a certain party; without realising that without these being backed by some kind of proof, they remain “sweeping statements;” and therefore do not command credibility. Nevertheless, they can do much damage; not only because they sow the seeds of doubt in some people’s minds; but also as importantly, or more so, because the entire membership of that party finds itself branded by the supposed wrongdoings!  Read more

The Brexit Future

ELECTION 2019

By JOE BOSSANO, GSLP Liberal candidate

At the end of this month the UK and Gibraltar are almost certain to leave the EU, without a transition period.

It is impossible to calculate how negative the effect on the economy will be. But you know from the election campaign debates that all three parties agree that it will be negative.  Read more

Our £1.3 Billion Debt

ELECTION 2019

By ROY CLINTON, GSD candidate

The GSLP/Liberals during this election campaign will chose statistics such as debt to GDP ratios and official net debt numbers to claim that their management of debt levels is prudent and sustainable. This goes to the heart of the public finance debate and I need to explain why the GSD analysis differs so significantly to the GSLP/Liberal position.  Read more

Experience matters - and the GSD has it in abundance

ELECTION 2019

By DANIEL FEETHAM, GSD candidate

At this election experience does matter and the GSD has it in abundance. Both Keith and I worked very closely at No 6 Convent Place with the then Chief Minister Sir Peter Caruana. We know what it is to Govern. Five further members of our list have Government or parliamentary experience. We are ready to deal with the challenges posed by Brexit and today I want outline the 6 core principles that underpin our strategy in our manifesto.  Read more

The reality of this election

ELECTION 2019

By ALBERT ISOLA, GSLP Liberal candidate

Gibraltar has always managed to punch well above its weight in almost everything it has done; commercially, artistically, in sports and of course in politics. Our people have an incredible ability to perform and respond, especially in difficult and challenging times.  Read more

Judge us on what we have done and on what we are going to do

ELECTION 2019

By STEVEN LINARES, GSLP Liberal candidate

The GSLP Liberals have, while in Government, succeeded in defending Gibraltar’s interests in the Brexit context whilst continuing to successfully steer our economy to growth and focus on Gibraltar’s development as a world class events destination.

The Music Festival, Monkey Rocks, the Andrea Bocelli concert, join the Chess and Literary festivals as only some of the many events we now have on an annual basis, which are enriching the community and attracting business to Gibraltar too.  Read more

The GSD deeply cared then and still cares for Gibraltar

ELECTION 2019

By ALFRED BALLESTER, GSD candidate

My name is Alfred Ballester and I am standing as a candidate for the Gibraltar Social Democrats ( GSD) at the forthcoming elections.

I joined the GSD in 1993, because I fully shared the ideology and values for which the party stood.  Read more