Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party

I think the other one, and it's the one where the question mark will be over the GSD opposition, is actually society.

In other words, the GSLP government under Picardo has been very liberating, if you like, in terms of, you know, we're a long way from, I remember the time when the bishop managed to get Life of Brian when it first came out stopped at the cinema.

I mean, that, you know, people, that sort of Gibraltar is long gone.

We are the same, if not sometimes ahead of places in Europe.

at this election? Well look, institutionally, Gibraltar has a relationship as a government with the United Kingdom government, with the Commission in Brussels, and with the government in Madrid and the Junta de Andalusia in Seville.

At the same time, as is the case in all democracies, that the government that makes up The current government of Gibraltar includes the Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party, which has a relationship with BESOE as part of Socialist International.

We have a relationship with Labour because we are sister parties, and therefore we have that affinity at an ideological party political level.

But you're not interviewing me as the leader of the Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party.

You're interviewing me as the Chief Minister of Gibraltar, representing His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar, and in that respect, We're not going to be giving any comment whatsoever on who should succeed or not succeed in a Spanish general election, because the relationship is at an institutional level.

And I would remind you that we started the negotiation of the withdrawal agreement relationship, et cetera, with the EU, with the Partido Popular administration in Spain that we had, seeing Audaces as foreign minister.

I'll call myself the incumbent generation.

Gibraltar should be safe in the knowledge that the next GSLP leader is going to be the toughest defender of the sovereignty of Gibraltar with the support of the Deputy Chief Minister, Joseph Garcia, as leader of the Liberal Party.