CLEAN : Gibraltar leader happy with Spain plans

The transcript discusses the potential for Spain to take disputes with Gibraltar to international courts, emphasizing the importance of sustainable fishing practices under Gibraltar's Nature Protection Act. It also addresses Gibraltar's tax status, comparing it to Ireland and Luxembourg, and highlights the lack of institutional communication with Spain, despite Gibraltar's readiness to engage.

What international bodies does the speaker mention for resolving disputes with Spain?

• International Court in The Hague and International Tribunal of the Law of the Sea

• European Court of Justice and International Criminal Court

• United Nations and World Trade Organization

• World Bank and International Monetary Fund

Why does the speaker not oppose Spanish fishermen fishing?

• Because it boosts the local economy

• Because the speaker is a fan of seafood

• Because it is allowed under international law

• Because the speaker wants sustainable fishing practices

What is the name of the law that Spanish fishermen must comply with according to the speaker?

• Gibraltar Fishing Act

• Nature Protection Act

• Sustainable Fishing Act

• Marine Conservation Act

How does the speaker compare Gibraltar's corporate tax rate?

• Lower than any other country

• Similar to Ireland and Luxembourg

• Higher than most European countries

• Same as the United States

What is the speaker's stance on communication with Spain?

• The speaker is open to dialogue at any time

• The speaker is not interested in communication

• The speaker prefers to communicate through international bodies

• The speaker wants to communicate only through intermediaries