La Línea Will Bring to the Government's Attention the Problems of Cross-Border Workers and Mobility with Gibraltar Under the Treaty
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For centuries, Gibraltar has been the gateway to Europe for peoples, empires, cultures and armies, and today it is the continent's most protected border zone. Many fear that the opening of the British-Spanish border will lead to a migrant influx similar to that which occurred in Ceuta in July.
The disappearance of the Verja has changed in just a few weeks an image that for decades was part of the daily life of La Línea.One month after the elimination of the physical border with Gibraltar, the mayor of Linense, Juan Franco, makes a first positive assessment of the new situation, although he recognizes that these first weeks have also left problems of adjustment that still have to be solved.The councilor has wanted to start by putting o…
Franco will analyze, starting in September, the issues with social benefits, sick leave, customs procedures, and traffic in order to demand solutions from the authorities. Gibraltar will build 2,300 affordable homes on the new land reclaimed land.
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