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Investors Europe, Gibraltar
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The Gibraltar Government and GSD Opposition furiously clashed last night over the conditions of the Upper Rock nature reserve. The GSD initiate
'The Gibraltar Government and GSD Opposition furiously clashed last night over the conditions of the Upper Rock nature reserve.'
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An easyJet flight was diverted to Porto after a passenger became 'rowdy' this morning. Police met the passenger on landing and two others also left. After refueling the flight continued to Gibraltar.
'An easyJet flight from Manchester to Gibraltar had to be diverted after a passenger started to act 'drunk' and became 'rowdy.''
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'James Riley, resident in La Linea, told the Justices of the Peace that having lost his passport some weeks ago, he was denied entry into Gibraltar by Borders and Coastguard officers. He claimed that although he had reported the matter to Police and had a photocopy of his passport, BCA officers did not conduct checks with the RGP to verify his report to them. He also claimed that BCA officers told him to go back to his country.'
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ITALY’S spat with Malta deepened after Italian Prime Minister leader Giuseppe Conte received an angry letter from his counterpart Joseph Muscat over the migrant crisis.
'Malta was forced to take in 450 migrants last week to end a stalemate with Italy which refused to let the NGO ship Lifeline dock on shores, despite it being near the Italian island of Linosa.'
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The Daphne Caruana Galizia family today asked why Prime Minister Joseph Muscat is as yet to fire Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi and OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri for having opened companies in
'The Daphne Caruana Galizia family today asked why Prime Minister Joseph Muscat is as yet to fire Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi and OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri for having opened companies in Panama.'
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Italy's competition authority (AGCM) on Thursday hit Ryanair with a €1.85 million fine for mass flight cancellations late last year and failing to adequately inform affected passengers of their rights.
'AGCM said Ryanair initially failed to inform passengers correctly of their right to financial compensation, as provided for by European law, only offering them the option of changing their ticket or getting a refund.'
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King Felipe VI swore in the new government, which is made up of 11 women ministers and six men.
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The Silence of Others, backed by Pedro Almodóvar, seeks to end amnesia over dictator’s victims
'Almost half a century has passed since he was beaten and jailed for his efforts to fight the dictatorship, but he remains confident that justice will be done, that his torturers will answer publicly for their crimes and that his convictions will be overturned.'
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After a seven-year hunt, the US returns to Spain a copy of a Christopher Columbus letter from 1493.
'Written in 1493, the letter describes the explorer's discoveries in the New World and was addressed to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain.'
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THERESA May has reassured the Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, she will 'engage constructively' over the impact of Brexit on Gibraltar - the rock the Spanish continue to lay claim to - and declared the “UK was leaving the EU, not Europe”.
'The Prime Minister brought up the issues during a telephone call to congratulate socialist Pedro Sanchez, who came to power after ousting conservative Mariano Rajoy.'
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Leader of socialist PSOE faces uphill battle with just 84 seats in 350-seat parliament
'Sánchez, whose PSOE party relied on support from the anti-austerity Podemos party as well as Basque and Catalan nationalists to depose Rajoy, will have to govern with just 84 MPs in Spain’s 350-seat parliament.'
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A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed.
'A judge in Spain has ruled against takeaway firm Deliveroo over labour rights it should have granted a former worker, a lawyer has claimed.'
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'Rafael Hernando, the PP’s parliamentary spokesperson, on Monday said the party now wanted to “improve” the budget, which it had itself negotiated only a few weeks ago.'
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At first glance, new coalition governments in Italy and Spain look like a recipe for deeper uncertainty in two large eurozone economies. But the EU has been here before, Simon Nixon writes.
'The European Union got two new governments last week. Neither looks stable. Both are backed by unlikely coalitions from opposite ends of the political spectrum, raising questions about their direction of travel.'
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Spain travel to their World Cup base in Krasnodar next week and will play their final warm-up game in the Russian city against Tunisia on Saturday.
'Spain goalkeeper David de Gea made a rare error which led to his side drawing 1-1 at home to Switzerland in a World Cup warm-up friendly on Sunday which the hosts dominated but failed to make their superior possession count.'
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After eight days of private meetings and negotiations, Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez overcame the odds to unseat Mariano Rajoy from office
'The worst week in the long political life of Mariano Rajoy began with a party. It was a Wednesday; the skies over Madrid were dark, presaging a storm, and the Spanish prime minister was tired but elated.'
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Naples and Ventotene battle for ownership of ancient myths of mermaids and sirens, but which destination in Italy was the real home of these strange creatures?
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The Maltese are the most likely EU citizens to complain about harassment or discrimination based on their political opinions, according to a European Commission survey.
The survey, which was partly about fairness and inequality, found that two per cent of all EU citizens mentione
'The Maltese are the most likely EU citizens to complain about harassment or discrimination based on their political opinions, according to a European Commission survey.'
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Malta is in a state of emergency due to the rapid overdevelopment that has taken place over the past few years, according to Graffiti Movement activist Andre Callus. Interviewed on Indepth by The
'Malta is in a state of emergency due to the rapid overdevelopment that has taken place over the past few years, according to Graffiti Movement activist Andre Callus.'
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The Malta Police have expressed their surprise at the comments made by Europol executive director Rob Wainwright, claiming that the Maltese police were at no point informed about any
'In a statement later in the day, they claim Europol made this reference was in relation to cooperation with other countries, and not the Malta Police Force.'
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Almost 90% of Air Malta pilots voted in favour of industrial action on Friday, The Malta Independent has learnt. On Friday afternoon, Air Malta said the airline pilots' association (ALPA) had
'Almost 90% of Air Malta pilots voted in favour of industrial action on Friday, The Malta Independent has learnt.'
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'An analyst working for Morgan Stanley has neatly mapped out the locations and trading volumes of cryptocurrency exchanges categorised by country.'
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A levy on corporate turnover, as proposed by the European Commission and supported by larger EU member states, would be a major shift from existing rules, whereby companies are charged on their profits and pay no tax if they report losses
'Malta has declared itself against plans by the European Commission to tax the digital turnover of large companies, calling instead for fair long-term solutions that do not cause disparity within and outside the European Union.'
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Incoming rules will lead to major changes in Malta including an almost complete ban on unregulated advisers.
'Incoming rules will lead to major changes in Malta including an almost complete ban on unregulated advisers. '
'European Central Bank policy makers said at last month’s meeting that investor expectations are aligned with their own plans, while expressing concern over the risk of trade spats and glossing over Italy’s political troubles.'