Spanish minister makes historic visit to Gibraltar

Spain’s foreign minister is to travel to the disputed British colony of Gibraltar, the first visit by a Spanish Cabinet minister since the Rock was ceded almost 300 years ago.

Spanish minister makes historic visit to Gibraltar
Tue, 21 Jul, 2009 - 11:22

Spain’s foreign minister is to travel to the disputed British colony of Gibraltar, the first visit by a Spanish Cabinet minister since the Rock was ceded almost 300 years ago.

Miguel Angel Moratinos is travelling to Gibraltar, located on Spain’s southern tip, to meet his British counterpart David Miliband and Gibraltar Chief Minister Peter Caruana.

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