The Government has said that the statements against Gibraltar today from Mr Montoro are “worthy of derision” adding that the Spanish minister “has adopted the unjustifiable statements of Mr Mendez de Vigo” by suggesting that Spain's exchequer loses in the region of €1bn a year to Gibraltar in tax evasion.
The Government has said that Opposition leader Daniel Feetham's “obsession” with his “estranged client”, Joanna Hernandez, “seems to know no bounds.”
A faulty phone line was to blame for causing disruption this morning at the Primary Care Centre. The GHA says it apologises for any inconvenience which resulted from the fault which led to a temporary breakdown of the Centre’s telephone network. In practice, this meant that people calling up for appointments were unable to complete the their call.
Yesterday evening a paper was released by the prestigious Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA, detailing a recent discovery in Gibraltar Gorham’s Cave of the first ever-Neanderthal engraving.
The discovery, made by Franchesco d’Errico of the University of Bordeaux, during a long-term excavation of Gorham’s Cave, was almost unfathomable. The team, also including the Gibraltar Museum’s Professor Clive Finlayson, Dr. Geraldine Finlayson, Francisco Giles Pachaco and Rodrigues Vidal, carried out extensive experiments to prove their belief that the engraving was over 44,000 years old.
