Gibraltar, la segunda rendición

The British decided in a referendum on June 23, 2016 -by a slim margin- to divorce the European Union and, after a tortuous process, England returns to its viscerally insular format. In this book, Brexit and its consequences for the dispute between the United Kingdom and Spain over Gibraltar are addressed and shelled from their extensive knowledge on the matter by José Manuel García-Margallo -who was Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation- and Fernando Eguidazu -who served as Secretary of State for the European Union-. However, if Brexit is a setback because until now there were many who wanted to enter and no one wanted to leave, at the same time it represents a rare opportunity. The Rock has become the rock in Britain's shoe after the European Union determined that no agreement London reaches with Brussels will apply to Gibraltar without the consent of Spain. The European decision to grant veto power to our country provides space and opportunity to negotiate with the United Kingdom, something that the English have always been reluctant to do. This valuable opportunity becomes the core of this documented work, essential to fully and rigorously understand the ins and outs of an already secular conflict, which from 1713 until today has conditioned relations between the United Kingdom and Spain, and the means of solution that It is possible to arbitrate with respect to it.