Frontex not engaged as Spain readies for EU Presidency
It is perhaps an indication that nothing should be taken for granted, even at this late stage in the proceedings. Indeed, the UK Ambassador to Spain Hugh Elliott made it clear when addressing law students recently that a number of thorny issues remained to be resolved. Although, the Ambassador indicated at the same time that considerable progress had been achieved already and that he was optimistic and determined to arrive at a solution which was good for all sides because at base, “diplomacy is about people, and in this case it is the people of Gibraltar and those in the Campo”.
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