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Gibraltar and Spain eliminate border checks to enhance business opportunities.
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- Gibraltar and Spain have officially ended border checks between the two regions, effective July 16, 2026.
- The removal of the border fence facilitates easier travel for residents, tourists, and workers commuting daily between Spain and Gibraltar.
- This agreement marks a significant development in the relationship between Spain and Gibraltar following Brexit.
- The decision is expected to provide a boost to local businesses in both territories by enhancing cross-border movement.
- The physical border had been in place since 1908, making this a historic change in regional policy.
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