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• The Gibraltar Chronicle now have their website with daily news of the Rock. ...

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• Welcome to Deloitte & Touche Gibraltar online. The information contained in this website is designed to give you an overview of the advantages of using Gibraltar to structure your personal or business affairs and how Deloitte & Touche can help you. ...
• Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory, is a leading offshore financial centre situated within the European Union. ... Gibraltar is regulated by an independent Financial Services Commission and recently Gibraltar was held up, by the British Foreign Secretary, as the model that other British offshore finance centres should aspire to achieve. ...
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• Gibraltar is Famous Worldwide for its Dramatic Rock. ... It overlooks the Straits of Gibraltar and is linked to Spain by a narrow isthmus. ...
• Gibraltar is imposing but small. ...
• Gibraltar is a British self-governing colony. ... Britain is responsible for Gibraltar's foreign affairs, defence and the political stability of the colony. ...
• Gibraltar is a member of the European Union by virtue of Britain's membership. However, Gibraltar is outside the Customs Union so travellers from EU member states can still enjoy duty free purchases now banned to travellers within the EU. ...
• About Gibraltar.
• Arrival to Gibraltar.
• Find out how to get to Gibraltar, also included is information about the local airport.
• Gibraltar is a world-renowned tax haven and thus an excellent place to invest.

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• Many people don't feel a visit to Gibraltar is worth the time as it's not Spain and it's not really like visiting the British Isls. Still, I found my visit to the Rock of Gibraltar to be a welcome relief from touring another Cathedral or Castle. Gibraltar's main sights: A Visit to the Great Siege Tunnels.
• Gibraltar Museum, 18-20 Bomb House lane.
• Gibraltar is rich in history; to the early Greek and Roman's Gibraltar was one of the two Pillars erected by Hercules to mark the edge of the world. For many citizens of the USA, the "Rock" has been permanently marked into their childhood through repeated viewing of an insurance company advertisement that touted the company to be"as stable as the Rock of Gibraltar!".
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• The M@G a web-zine on Gibraltar.
• Interactive Map of Gibraltar, click on the "Map of Gib. ...
• Michael's cave is one of the sights (with in the rock) of Gibraltar.
• La Lina, Spain is the primary gateway to Gibraltar. ... We got a hotel in LaLina and then walked across to Gibraltar. ...
• Customs appeared to be a little relaxed here, we were asked to show our passports (they didn't stamp them) on entry to Gibraltar. ...
• I like to walk, for me to really experience a place I have to huff and puff a little, and Gibraltar provides a lot of opportunity for huffing and puffing. ...

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• Government Tercentenary Office, Duke of Kent House, Cathedral Square, Gibraltar.

• (Newest additions are not necessarily at top of list) Moving money from Gibraltar to Santiago and to Washington via the Bahamas (18. ...
• Caruana upset that Spain blames Gibraltar for everything (17. ...
• Companies on verge of criminality take refuge in Gibraltar, says Spain (17. ...
• Spanish Govt attacks Gibraltar for ‘not cooperating’ on money-laundering (16. ...
• Gibraltar Government expresses surprise  (16. ...
• Gibraltar linked to Marbella money-laundering scandal (16. ...
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• Gibraltar, jener mächtige Kalksteinfelsen, der ganz im Süden der Iberischen Halbinsel in die Meerenge zwischen Europa und Afrika hineinragt, hat eine lange und abwechslungsreiche Geschichte, welche wohl bis in die Frühzeit der Menschheit zurückreicht. Der 1848 im Geröll unterhalb des Maurischen Kastells gefundene Schädel einer Frau, der sich bei genauerer Untersuchung als Neandertaler-Schädel erwies und heute im Museum von Gibraltar ausgestellt ist, deutet jedenfalls darauf hin, dass schon vor mindestens 40 000 Jahren Menschen in den vielen natürlichen Höhlen des Felsens Zuflucht vor Wind und Wetter suchten, an den Steilhängen auf Jagd gingen und in der Bucht Fische fingen.
• Jahrhundert vor Christus stammen, zeigen, dass auch die Phönizier, jenes einst im Mittelmeerraum mächtige Handelsvolk aus dem Gebiet des heutigen Syrien, Gibraltar gut kannten. ...
• Eines ist in diesem Zusammenhang noch von besonderem Interesse: Es war Feldherr Tarik ibn Zeyad, der erstmals erkannte, dass der Felsen von Gibraltar eine einzigartige natürliche Festung darstellte, von der aus alle militärischen und zivilen Bewegungen an diesem Berührungspunkt zweier Kontinente und zweier Ozeane vorzüglich kontrolliert werden konnten. Er liess in der Folge massive militärische Verteidigungsanlagen auf dem Felsen errichten, der nun zu «seinem» Felsen wurde: «Dschebel al Tarik» («Berg des Tarik») heisst der Felsen noch heute auf marokkanisch - und wir haben daraus «Gibraltar» gemacht.
• über 700 Jahre lang beherrschten die maurisch-islamischen Eindringlinge Gibraltar sowie weite Teile Iberiens. ...
• Es gelang ihnen, die unter sich teils zerstrittenen Muselmanen von Norden her immer weiter zurückzuwerfen, und sie konnten sie 1309 selbst aus Gibraltar verdrängen. Allerdings nicht für lange: 1333 eroberten die Mauren Gibraltar zurück, verstärkten erneut die militärischen Anlagen und harrten trotz mehrfacher Belagerung durch die Spanier über hundert Jahre lang auf dem Felsen aus. ... Damit begann die spanische Herrschaft über Gibraltar, die fast 250 Jahre lang dauerte.
• , im Jahr 1700 entflammte und ganz Europa in Aufruhr versetzte, führte schliesslich zum letzten Handwechsel in der bewegten Geschichte von Gibraltar: 1704 eroberte eine britisch-holländische Flotte von über 50 Kriegsschiffen unter dem Kommando des Engländers George Rooke die Festung. ... Im «Sonderfrieden von Utrecht», der dem Erbfolgekrieg im Jahr 1713 ein Ende setzte, erhielt Philipp von Anjou zwar den Thron von Spanien zuerkannt, Gibraltar ging jedoch definitiv als Kronkolonie an die Briten.
• Die Briten bauten Gibraltar in der Folge nicht nur zu einem ihrer wichtigsten militärischen Stützpunkte aus, sondern entwickelten ihn auch zu einem bedeutsamen Knotenpunkt für die zivile Handelsschiffahrt. ... Jahrhundert neben den Briten nieder und trugen alle zum florierenden Handel der britischen Kolonie an der Meerenge von Gibraltar bei.
• Kritisch wurde die Situation in Gibraltar noch einmal während des Zweiten Weltkriegs, als Deutschland sein Augenmerk auf das strategische und ökonomische Juwel im Süden Spaniens richtete. ... Die Befunde waren wenig ermunternd: Gibraltar, so fanden Adolf Hitler's Berater heraus, war - wenn überhaupt - nur unter höchsten Verlusten einzunehmen. ...

• Gibraltar: An historic setting for a relaxed modern lifestyle .
• As a place to do business or to retire Gibraltar offers the best of both worlds – a low level tax regime (with the only "off-shore" access to the EU) and a laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle which is balanced by the Rock's essential Britishness. ...
• High quality apartments, penthouses and luxury town houses offering sweeping views of sea and coast, modern VAT-free shopping in crime-free streets, and a range of restaurants, bars and open-air cafes all add to Gibraltar's attractions. ...
• To classical Greek and Roman seafarer these marked the end of the known world indeed St Michael's Cave – the modern venue of symphony concerts and recitals – was believed to be one of the entrances to Hades! Today the reverse is true, for Gibraltar, its Rock and its inhabitants offer an entrance way to a leisurely lifestyle which combines all the amenities of a modern city with the charm of an historic past.

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• Royal Gibraltar Regiment .
• Municipality of San Roque (Ciudad de Gibraltar en el Campo de San Roque, Spain) .
• Arms and Flag of Gibraltar at the Gibraltar Government Website .
• Gibraltar has the same status as Bermuda, Falkland Islands etc. ... Gibraltar was never a Dominion. ...
• Gibraltar has a banner which shows the arms of the colony and is used as the colony's flag. ...
• Gibraltar's official flag is the Union Flag, though a banner of the original Spanish arms of the colony granted in 1502 has been in use by citizens since 1966. ...
• The Gibraltar blue ensign, used by the Government of Gibraltar vessels, used to be the official flag of the colony —Gibraltar is the only remaining Crown Colony, all the others are Overseas Territories— until the Gibraltar government decided to use the city flag instead.
• The arms of a key suspended from a chain from a three-towered castle were granted to Gibraltar in December 1501 by Queen Isabella — Gibraltar was Spanish territory until 1714. It can be seen frequently all over Gibraltar, not just in modern day flags, but in old plaques dating back centuries.
• I am a trustee of the Gibraltar Heritage Trust and have published a few articles on the Internet regarding Gibraltar's history etc. ... ) Believe me I am ashamed to see that at least 98% of the flags waved in Gibraltar are not the proper one. The correct one corresponds with the original Deed of Arms (scan here) granted by Queen Isabella and King Alfonso to the then Spanish Gibraltar in 1502.

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