After the UK whatever is left of it leaves the EU power bloc I wonder if the option of a joint sovereignity of Gibraltar will still be attractive to Spain as it was a few years ago.

To those of us who query Spain's right to it why not look at the map it is not even an island.

What would our reaction be if the Isle of Wight was Spanish?

Perfidious Albion as always but don't have the clout anymore.

My point was not about any Spanish claim to Gibraltar.Rather, that in light of our decision to give a big V sign to the EU,it is hardly surprising they will be looking at the situation of a dodgy tax haven on the periphery of southern europe (draining off tax revenue from nearby countries) and wanting a say in its EU market access as part of any deal with the UK..Its no different to how we would react in the world of real politik,so we should drop the faux outrage.

As for Cueta and Melilla,Spain should get out of both IMHO and are hypocrites over it in relation to sovereignty claims over Gibraltar..

What would our reaction be if the Isle of Wight was Spanish?

Just repeating the nonsensical drivel.

No answer though is there.

After the UK whatever is left of it leaves the EU power bloc I wonder if the option of a joint sovereignity of Gibraltar will still be attractive to Spain as it was a few years ago.

To those of us who query Spain's right to it why not look at the map it is not even an island.

What would our reaction be if the Isle of Wight was Spanish?

Perfidious Albion as always but don't have the clout anymore.

How much did this affect the voters?
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