A new resolution on Gibraltar at the United Nations calls for dialogue and cooperation as the way forward
"We have never supported, and do not support, any discussions on Gibraltar under the 1984 Brussels agreement.
"This year, the shorter draft Consensus decision has seen the removal of both the reference to joint sovereignty, which had been inserted by Spain, and the reference to the double-lock, which had been inserted by the United Kingdom as a counter to it.
"There is instead a new clause (d) which calls for dialogue and cooperation as the way forward in order to find common solutions and progress in areas of mutual interest.
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