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Gibraltar Country Study Guide Gibraltar Country Study Guide (World Country Study Guide Library) by International Business Publications, USA, 2003-11-04 Gibraltar Business & Investment Opportunities Yearbook by USA International Business Publications, 2002-05 Military Intervention in Britain: From the Gordon Riots to the Gibraltar Incident by A. Babington, 1991-12-01 Gibraltar Offshore & Customs, Trade Regulations and Procedures Handbook Gibraltar Export-import Trade and Business Directory Gibraltar Recent Economic and Political Developments Yearbook (World Strategic and Business Information Library) by Ibp Usa, 2009-01-01 Gibraltar Energy Policy, Laws and Regulation Handbook (World Law Business Library) by Ibp Usa, 2009-01-01 Gibraltar Economic & Development Strategy Handbook La osteoporosis del Estado español.(España; política y gobierno)(TT: The osteoporosis of the Spanish Government.)(TA: Spain; politics and government): An article from: Epoca by Lorenzo Contreras, 1999-02-22 Gibraltar Offshore Tax Guide Ceuta: Autonomous Communities of Spain, Strait of Gibraltar, Mediterranean Sea, Monte Hacho, Spanish Army, Pillars of Hercules, Ceuta Border Fence, Perejil ... Spanish Morocco, Rock of Gibraltar, Benzu Gibraltar Diplomatic Handbook Gibraltar Offshore Investment Guide

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41. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Straw Questions Gibraltar Over Finances
    Richard NortonTaylor and David Hencke Monday June 3, 2002 The Guardian The foreignsecretary, Jack Straw, has asked the gibraltar government to explain why it  
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/gibraltar/story/0,11525,726891,00.html
    
    Extractions: Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz

42. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Spain Tries To Rule Out Gibraltar Veto
    insistence that their objections should in effect be ignored, made it even less likelythat London would be able to persuade the gibraltar government of Peter  
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/gibraltar/story/0,11525,634338,00.html
    
    Extractions: Sign in Register Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working at GNL Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz The Spanish foreign minister, Josep Pique, yesterday warned Britain not to give the people of Gibraltar the right to vote on any solution that the two countries might find to their 300-year-old row over the sovereignty of the colony. "The people of Gibraltar cannot have the right of veto over matters being discussed by two sovereign states," he told El Pais newspaper.

43. Gibraltar Local Information Services - Gibraltar News
    The gibraltar government regrets that it will not be able to participate in theforthcoming round of talks under the Brussels Agreement on 10 December.  
    http://www.panorama.gi/archive/971208.html
    
    Extractions: The Government has taken a decision about the Brussels talks. Following a reply from Britain, ministers are said to have met on Friday. As we went to Press a formal announcement was expected, there were indications that all the Government's demands have not been met and that the Chief Minister will not be attending. This was confirmed by a Government statement at lunch time which we reproduce in full - "The Gibraltar Government regrets that it will not be able to participate in the forthcoming round of talks under the Brussels Agreement on 10 December. It has not been possible to obtain a sufficient degree of satisfaction of our terms for participation. "The Government entirely rejects the view of those who believe that Gibraltar should not participate in talks under the Brussels Agreement on any terms and conditions. The Government wishes to engage Spain in a process of dialogue and we remain committed to participating in such talks if our reasonable terms for participation can be accommodated. "The Gibraltar Government would participate in talks under the Brussels Agreement on the following basis:-

44. TCM Breaking News - 2002/07/25: Gibraltar Government Plans Referendum
    Gibraltar s government is to hold a referendum on British proposalsfor shared sovereignty with Spain over the colony.  
    http://archives.tcm.ie/breakingnews/2002/07/25/story61334.asp

45. Commonwealth Press Union - Forums
    In terms of television the gibraltar government provides a subvention forthe operation of the wholly local television and radio station GBC.  
    http://www.cpu.org.uk/forum_2003/cr_gibr.html
    
    Extractions: Also in this section: Forums Home Page 2003 Forum Programme 2003 Speeches: By John Schalch, Australia By Mukund Padmanabhan, India By Iqbal Athas, Sri Lanka By Colonel Mike Dewar, UK island community. By John Lamani, Solomon Islands By Rose Ismail, Malaysia By Bill Saidi, Zimbabwe By Kabiru Yusuf, Nigeria By Sean Dooley, UK Country Reports Articles written about the Forum Virtual Photo Album 24 February 2003 Gibraltar's 30,000 population has considerable local and international (mainly UK and Spanish) media access. The Gibraltar Chronicle 200 years old in 2001 is owned by a trust and bound by a Charter requiring political impartiality and independence from control by any sector (religious, commercial, political etc). It survives as an institution despite long drawn negotiations over an historical tax debt to the Government which would make it technically insolvent. This English language newspaper was the only daily produced in Gibraltar until spring 2002 when the weekly Panorama went daily. The result of that move stirred improvements in the Chronicle and caused no sales losses. Other local newspapers include privately owned weeklies - The New People and Vox. These tend to focus more, though not exclusively, on views than news. The main internet (only) media is Iberianews. This is fast and nosey but not always accurate.

46. Appeal For Sanctions Against Zimbabwe
    The case for selfdetermination is, however, somewhat undermined by the unwillingnessof the gibraltar government to support the right to self-determination of  
    http://www.petertatchell.net/international/gibraltar.htm
    
    Extractions: The government of Gibraltar, led by Chief Minister Peter Caruana, is resisting joint sovereignty. Opposing a British and Spanish stitch-up, he insists on Gibraltar's right to self-determination. This is a fair point. There is something sinister and unseemly about the way Jack Straw and his Spanish counterpart have cooked a deal behind closed doors, over the heads of the people of Gibraltar. The vast majority of Gibraltarians see themselves as British and want to remain British. The case for self-determination is, however, somewhat undermined by the unwillingness of the Gibraltar government to support the right to self-determination of other subjugated nations, most notably nearby Western Sahara. Originally colonised by Gibraltar's sworn enemy, Spain, it was abandoned by the Spanish in 1976. This allowed a Moroccan take over against the wishes of the Western Sahrawis. Now Britain is contemplating something similar - a partial hand over of The Rock to Spain without the inhabitant's consent. Gibraltarians are, understandably, up in arms.

47. NCBuy: Gibraltar Government - Country Statistics
    Background Government information and structure of Gibraltar. Countries CountryList ». Tabular Data gibraltar government. Country  
    http://www.ncbuy.com/reference/country/government.html?code=gi

48. GIBRALTAR VIEWPOINT
    forecast.jsp?locCode=LXGB For the latest news on Gibraltar go to PANORAMA http//www.panorama.giVisit the gibraltar government Official Website at http//www  
    http://www.gibraltarviewpoint.com/
    
    Extractions: David Eade's controversial 'Gibraltar Viewpoint' column first appeared in print some ten years ago. Since then it has also been recorded for radio and televised. Since 1999 it has had its home with the Costa del Sol News and the Costa Blanca News giving it a readership spreading from Valencia down to Cadiz. As far as we know it is the widest read weekly column on Gibraltar outside of the Rock itself.

49. Customers & Case Studies
    Case Study. gibraltar government streamline their HR functions withPropath Sense. The gibraltar government are using the Propath  
    http://www.propath.com/381cs.htm
    
    Extractions: Info Request The Gibraltar Government are using the Propath Sense HR suite to streamline their personnel, training and recruitment activities across all 3,000 employees based in Gibraltar and Europe. In early 1999, as part of a project to bring their HR function into the IT arena, The Gibraltar Government chose to implement Propath Sense as their preferred HR solution. The need for a solution which could be implemented with the minimum of disruption to their day-to-day activities and suitable for users with vastly differing levels of IT skills was paramount to Gibraltar's busy HR department. Tina Mosquera, Personnel Manager, commented 'We chose Propath Sense because we were looking for a cost effective solution which provided all of the features we needed and Propath Sense compares extremely favourably to more expensive systems which we found to be virtually identical in functionality.

50. Global Vision News Network
    Subscribe to GVNN. GLOBAL VIEWS UK. FINANCE CENTRE CRISIS DoesUK disagree with gibraltar government? Panorama Online. GIBRALTAR  
    http://www.gvnews.net/demo/html/GlobalviewsAlert/alert7.html
    
    Extractions: Globalvision News Network features the reporting of a global network of independent news organizations in 85 countries on seven continents. The Network is an electronic news syndication service where subscribers gain license to the articles featured in our “News Alerts” and “Impact Reports.” To subscribe to Globalvision News Network click here or call GVNN’s sales staff direct at 1.212.246.0202 (extension 3005). GLOBAL VIEWS: UK FINANCE CENTRE CRISIS: Does UK disagree with Gibraltar Government? Panorama Online GIBRALTAR-Questions are being asked about the unexpected Gibraltar government decision to take the EU Commission to court over plans to investigate the 'tax exempt company', the core of financial services activities here. "It is imperative that the government clarifies, now, where the UK government stands on this issue - does it agree with the Commission or does it agree with the Gibraltar government?" says an opposition statement.

51. Global Vision News Network
    excluded from three provisions Common Agricultural Policy, the Coal and Steel treatyand the Common Customs Territory, says a gibraltar government statement.  
    http://www.gvnews.net/demo/html/GlobalviewsAlert/alert17.html
    
    Extractions: Globalvision News Network features the reporting of a global network of independent news organizations in 85 countries on seven continents. The Network is an electronic news syndication service where subscribers gain license to the articles featured in our “News Alerts” and “Impact Reports.” To subscribe to Globalvision News Network click here or call GVNN’s sales staff direct at 1.212.246.0202 (extension 3005). GLOBAL VIEWS: UK European Commission takes UK to court over Gibraltar Panorama The European Commission has begun legal proceedings against the U.K. to test whether Gibraltar's exclusion from the Common Customs Territory necessarily means that Gibraltar does not have to implement EC directives relating to free movement of goods. The U.K. government is contesting the move, believing that the long-standing position, that Gibraltar does not have to implement such EC legislation, is correct.

52. Accountancy Magazine
    Gibraltar. An innovative zerobased tax plan announced last yearby the gibraltar government has been delayed by a year. It will  
    http://194.143.187.55/accountancy/main.asp?StoryID=5651&Pagetype=7

53. Telegraph | News | Gibraltar Vows To Fight British 'betrayal' Over Sovereignty
    THE gibraltar government yesterday condemned British plans to sign an agreement withSpain granting joint sovereignty of the Rock as profoundly undemocratic .  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/01/15/wgib15.xml

54. Telegraph | News | Britain 'to Share Gibraltar With Spain'
    the past London has indicated that it will sweeten the pill of a joint sovereigntyagreement with the offer of greater autonomy for the gibraltar government.  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/01/12/ngib12.xml

55. Talking About Gibraltar - Part 1
    The Queen is the head of state, represented locally by the Governor.The Chief Minister is the head of the gibraltar government.  
    http://www.gibconnect.com/~gibtalk/part1.htm
    
    Extractions: their future. The Rock of Gibraltar, located at the entrance of the Mediterranean has been British since 1704. Its existance remains an endless source of annoyance to the Spanish who persist with their outdated territorial claim despite both Gibraltar and Spain being in the EU. In 1713 The Spanish signed the Treaty of Utrecht , under which they renounced all claim to the territory forever. Shortly after they laid siege to Gibraltar to try steal it back by force. British innovation in the science of warfare coupled with good terrain, and a certain amount of luck stopped them. The Royal Engineers were founded on the rock in 1772, and many developments in cannon, like firing heated shot, were used with effect. Colonel Shrapnel made his contribution, and innovations like star shells, which illuminated the enemy by night allowed British gunners to shoot at the Spaniards creeping around in the dark. After a while they gave up and a period of peaceful co-existance and free movement across the border prevailed, even during WW2, until the sixties.

56. The Liberal Party And Decolonisation
    The division of power representing the offices of the elected gibraltar governmentand the UK presence, including the respective roles and responsibilities, to  
    http://www.gib.gi/liberalparty/decolonisation.html
    
    Extractions: Self-governing city state within European Union. The Queen remains as Queen of Gibraltar. Dominion status (eg. similar to Canada). The Gibraltarians remain British. The people of Gibraltar, masters in their own homeland. The Liberal Party reiterates its 12-point plan on a new international status for Gibraltar together with a wide-ranging programme of internal reform flowing from it. In exercise of our right to self-determination, the future of Gibraltar must be decided by the people of Gibraltar. This policy statement is essentially about the right of our people to be masters in our own homeland and about Gibraltar's special and historic relationship with the British Crown, Government and People. It is a realistic approach that takes account of Gibraltarian aspirations, Britain's international obligations and our place in Europe. The City-State of Gibraltar: Gibraltar to be a constitutional monarchy within the parameters of the European Community, a city-state, with the Queen as Queen of Gibraltar. The division of power representing the offices of the elected Gibraltar Government and the UK presence, including the respective roles and responsibilities, to be clearly defined as follows:

57. The Liberal Party And The Amsterdam Treaty
    avoided. The Foreign Office and the gibraltar government have much to answerfor. The gibraltar government also has much to answer for. They  
    http://www.gib.gi/liberalparty/amsterdam.html
    
    Extractions: The leader of the Liberal Party, Dr Joseph Garcia, argues that the dangers posed to Gibraltar by the new European Treaty could have been avoided. The Foreign Office and the Gibraltar government have much to answer for. The Intergovenmental Conference that first met in Italy over a year ago was charged with shaping the future of Europe. The aim was the formulation of a 'Maastricht mark 2', a new European Treaty for the new millenium. At the time, the Gibraltar Liberals argued that it was essential to our interests that a representative from Gibraltar be present at these discussions from the very start. Past experience has shown how important it is that Gibraltar participates in these discussions at a European level. Sadly, this did not happen, and in the new Treaty of Amsterdam, Gibraltar pays the price. It was in the national interest of Gibraltar to belong to any agreement which would remove the border delays we continue to experience. The Schengen accords were initially an inter-governmental agreement, so Gibraltar could not participate without Britain. The incorporation of Schengen into the Amsterdam Treaty meant that its legal staus changed, and as such Gibraltar could be included even if Britain stayed out. All that the United Kingdom had to do was to include its land frontiers on the Continent within the new agreement. The Chief Minister of Gibraltar was apparently told at the UK Foreign Office on 7 June that our inclusion within Schengen separately from the UK was technically possible. The people of Gibraltar were not told at the time.The political parties were not called in for a briefing. This is politically unforgiveable. Gibraltar could have been mobilised together to seek our inclusion in Schengen, instead we have been left out.

58. Gibraltar Government Yellow Pages
    AreaGuides. Advertising Info. AreaGuides.net, United States, Michigan, Gibraltar , Government. Search, Total number of listings is 15 in 4 categories  
    http://www.areaguides.net/yellowpages/united_states/Michigan/Gibraltar/c-Governm
    
    Extractions: HOME YELLOW PAGES WHITE PAGES HOTEL RESERVATIONS ... WEATHER Gibraltar Gibraltar Discount Travel Hotels Airline Tickets Car Rentals Hotels Business Search Category (i.e. Hotel) Name (i.e. Hilton) Travel Hotels Restaurants Car Rentals Airline Tickets ... Tour Operators Relocation Real Estate Find A Realtor® Mortgages Title Companies ... Rentals City Guides Yellow Page Categories Community Info Newspapers Libraries ... Social Services Home Needs Maid Services Contractors Painting Carpentry ... Drywall News World News US News Financial News Entertainment ... Sports Locations United States Canada International National Parks AreaGuides Advertising Info AreaGuides.net United States Michigan ... Search Total number of listings is in categories Top Category Results

59. || Gibraltar Heritage Trust || ABOUT THE HERITAGE TRUST
    They made a further contribution of £10,000 from their own funds, which coupledto the sum of £78,000 received from the gibraltar government and EU funds  
    http://www.europeaxess.com/heritage/about.html
    
    Extractions: HOME NEWS THE WORK OF THE TRUST ABOUT US ARTICLES EVENTS CONTACT The Gibraltar Heritage Trust was formed in 1986 and, eventually, took over the protection and restoration of listed ancient monuments from the Gibraltar Museum Committee, which was dissolved in 1989. The Trust became a member of Europa Nostra in 1989 and, since then, has been present at all the yearly Congresses, and has presented projects for the awards. In 1996, they had four entries for the Europa Nostra Awards, namely: The conversion of South Barracks, the oldest barracks in use by the British Army, into a school The complete restoration by Turicum Private Bank Ltd of its premises at No 315 Main Street, a building constructed in 1886. This was done with considerable sensitivity and regard for its importance in an historic part of the old town, within the City Walls The cleaning-up, restoration, and placing of guns and cannons on Parson's Lodge Battery. A diploma was awarded to the Trust, in recognition of the careful repair and restoration of an historic fortification and for the dedicated teamwork which ensured its success The Trust has 500 members, a high proportion in a total population of 30,000, and is run by a committee of 12 Trustees. Amongst its yearly activities, there is a very popular painting competition, with a different theme each year, and the prestigious Heritage Awards with three prizes, Junior, Senior Individual and Group.

60. UK National Audit Office Press Notice - Foreign And Commonwealth Office: Conting
    Significant progress has been made by the gibraltar government in rationalisinggovernment companies and in improving public accountability.  
    http://www.nao.org.uk/pn/979813.htm
    
    Extractions: Price: £10.75 Sir John Bourn, head of the National Audit Office today reported on the *Foreign and Commonwealth Office’s control over the **UK Dependent Territories. Over the last six years £153 million has been provided in aid to the less prosperous Dependent Territories ranging from £39 a head of population a year in the British Virgin Islands to nearly £3,700 a head for the Pitcairn Islands with its resident population of only 55. The National Audit Office’s findings in the key potential risk areas of governance, law and order, and financial issues include: In 1993 the Department set an objective to introduce jointly agreed Country Policy Plans in the Caribbean Territories. Three have so far been agreed and a further plan agreed with St Helena. Strategic policy plans need to be developed further to enable priorities and targets to be identified and monitored more closely. The technical aid provided has brought about significant improvements to key risk activities such as police, customs, finance and public administration. Other aspects, such as offshore finance, have benefited from much needed expertise in technical areas not available locally. More needs to be done to assess the impact.

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