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Gibraltar

01 March 1993

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The dispute between the UK and Spain over the future of Gibraltar, which is holding up the signing of the External Borders Convention, has taken another turn. The UK is seeking to draw up a new constitution as a first step to independence for the colony. Spain says that according to the Treaty of Utrecht of 1713 control would pass to it if the UK renounces sovereignty

Agence Europe 2.3.93.

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