El gobierno de España, representado por el Ministro Josep Borrell, firmó con el Reino Unido un nuevo Tratado para regular las relaciones entre ambas naciones en torno al territorio de Gibraltar, evitando que la colonia británica “sea un foco de competencia fiscal desleal.” El acuerdo es el primer acuerdo específicamente tratando sobre Gibraltar desde 1713, cuando el famoso peñón fue cedido al gobierno británico bajo el Tratado de Utrecht.
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