Gibilterra - 2 Novembre 2015 - Il Royal Gibilterra la polizia dovette intervenire questa mattina presso la nave da crociera terminale dopo i membri di Gibraltar Taxi Association condurre servizi di navetta dal molo nord bloccato l'area portuale durante un ora di lunga disputa l'azione. La controversia sorta dopo diversi spagnolo immatricolati i veicoli privati e i furgoni erano visto arrivare alla nave da crociera il terminale presumibilmente i servizi operativi per la nave da crociera passeggeri. Elementi di GTA sono adirato per la presenza dei veicoli, allegeding che operavano illegalmente nel territorio di Gibilterra. © Stephen Ignacio/Alamy Li

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Gibraltar - 2nd November 2015 - The Royal Gibraltar Police had to intervene this morning at the Cruise Liner terminal after members of the Gibraltar Taxi Association conducting shuttle services from North Mole blockaded the port area during a one hour long dispute action. The dispute arose after several Spanish registered private vehicles and vans were seen arriving at the Cruise Liner terminal allegedly operating services for cruise liner passengers. GTA members were angered by the presence of the vehicles, allegeding that they were operating illegally in GIbraltar. For over an hour Taxi drivers blockade all passage of vehicle through the second barrier leading to the cruise ship whilst tensions were being diffused by the authorities. An agreement is said to have been reached after one hour of dispute action closed all traffic into the border which will see heads of the GTA meet at Number Six Convent Place with the caretaker Chief Minister Fabian Picardo. Normal operations were resumed after police vehicles escorted the Spanish registered vehicles out of the port area and to the frontier. Passengers from visiting cruise ships were forced to walk into the city centre after the GTA removed all shuttle services into town during the one hour long blockade. Coaches operating from the port were not affected by the dispute action.

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• controversia
• gibilterra
• notizie
• polizia stradale
• registrato
• spagnolo
• taxis