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After three centuries of dispute over the sovereignty of Gibraltar, the border fence between the territory and Spain was removed today. This follows the signing of a new treaty between Britain, the European Union, and the Gibraltar government to regulate the movement of individuals and goods across the border. The treaty aims to facilitate the crossing of approximately 15,000 workers daily from Spain into Gibraltar, who make up half of the territory’s workforce of about 40,000 residents. The agreement stipulates the removal of barriers and checkpoints, allowing greater freedom of movement for people and goods. Gibraltar residents will be able to enter using residence cards without passport stamps, while Spanish citizens can cross using national ID cards. Additionally, a joint customs authority has been established between the European Union and Gibraltar, coordinating indirect taxes and strengthening cooperation in economic, environmental, and social fields. European and Spanish officials welcomed the move, viewing it as the end of a symbolic wall in Europe and the closing of a chapter of tension, while Madrid reaffirmed that its claims of sovereignty over Gibraltar remain unchanged.
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