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2g9a5131_49471273763_o_49482621908_o-1-scaled 160421 - Inauguración de la nueva marina en Gibraltar para barcos pequeños 2g9a9371_48907564653_o Gibraltar - 26th November 2015 - (Both Joe Bossano for GSLP/Libs and Kim Karnani Santos attended Line Wall Road where tensions were high at one point this morning). Police were today requested to make their presence known at the polling station by Line Wall Road after GSD activists handing leaflets outside the polling station are alleged to have made complaints over the use of the language used by a GSLP/Liberal activist handing leaflets to voters of Moroccan origins.According to reports received by Core Photography the GSD activists complained that the use of the native Moroccan language should not be allowed by those guiding voters outside the polling station, claiming the "official language in Gibraltar is English," according to witnesses present during the incident. This resulted in tensions between the activists. Police were present to calm down the situation which has been played down as a minor incident. Executive members of the GSD approached over the incident have indicated that they were not at the time aware of such an incident, but have indicated that they would not support such actions and would be looking into the matter.No further known incidents have been reported throughout the day.Voting has been steady throughout the day, with politicians attending the polling stations throughout the morning as voters queue up to vote.The Commissioner of Police has attended polling stations to oversee security in person. 2g9a9381_48908090906_o img_8462_19461974164_o Gibraltar - 27th November 2015 - With security around John Macintosh Hall tightened, the first ballot box surprised everyone arriving dead on 10pm, the time polling stations were supposed to close their doors. A stream of ballot boxes then arrived as GBC announced the results of their exit poll putting the GSLP/Liberal Alliance ahead with 72%. As counting started by midnight candidates started to arrive at John Macintosh Hall where the count is taking place.One of the first candidates to arrive was John Cortes, followed by Edwin Reyes. Moments later Joseph Garcia, Gilbert Licudi, Albert Isola and Steven Linares arrived to a somewhat quite JHM as counting started.The verification count was overseen by agents of both parties, with the Governor Alison Macmilan also visiting JMH to oversee the protocols being followed, as is traditional during general elections in Gibraltar.John Macintosh Hall also saw tonight armed patrols present around the area, in keeping with the high security alert status presently experienced in Gibraltar. The security detail deployed included the presence of an inspector within the armed response detail, this being one of the few occassions in which a high ranking officer has been seen present as part of the unit when in public. Gibraltar - 27th November 2015 - With security around John Macintosh Hall tightened, the first ballot box surprised everyone arriving dead on 10pm, the time polling stations were supposed to close their doors. A stream of ballot boxes then arrived as GBC announced the results of their exit poll putting the GSLP/Liberal Alliance ahead with 72%. As counting started by midnight candidates started to arrive at John Macintosh Hall where the count is taking place.One of the first candidates to arrive was John Cortes, followed by Edwin Reyes. Moments later Joseph Garcia, Gilbert Licudi, Albert Isola and Steven Linares arrived to a somewhat quite JHM as counting started.The verification count was overseen by agents of both parties, with the Governor Alison Macmilan also visiting JMH to oversee the protocols being followed, as is traditional during general elections in Gibraltar.John Macintosh Hall also saw tonight armed patrols present around the area, in keeping with the high security alert status presently experienced in Gibraltar. The security detail deployed included the presence of an inspector within the armed response detail, this being one of the few occassions in which a high ranking officer has been seen present as part of the unit when in public. img_4814_41146189534_o img_9351_28984555297_o presentacin-libro-yanitos-tllez06_12101901525_o miguel-martinez-combarrro-pontevedra-espaa_14031384011_o img_5161_34402434706_o inauguracin-exposicin-vctor-quintanilla-en-gibraltar_25576701720_o img_4658_32242475118_o 2g9a0961_48805747068_o Monos-49 2-expo_frontera ocean-village-1_38737480565_o university-22_27855821889_o Teleferico-Parte-Alta-del-Penon-10 sdr 2g9a8355_46634162771_o img_1727_36605156140_o img_0217_40383698230_o img_9474_44550412232_o 15-diciembre-2016-inauguracin-de-la-restauracin-de-wellingtong-front-36_31562033491_o img_0530_36311271882_o img_2155_36973624536_o img_2308_36765362270_o llegan-los-generadores-para-la-nueva-estacin-elctrica_31318389852_o 2g9a5108_25325348079_o 11-november-2016-98-ceremonia-del-da-del-armisticio-en-gibraltar-47_30828722711_o 9-de-noviembre-2016-fabin-picardo-en-la-feria-internacional-del-bunkering-ibia-22_30843115906_o 24-sep-2016-toma-de-posesin-de-carmelo-zammit-del-cargo-de-obispo-de-gibraltar_29332678833_o 2g9a7199_29205877204_o 2g9a7203_29207188013_o 126120_28874486783_o 21-jun-2016-inauguracin-puente-colgante-en-la-reserva-natural-del-pen-de-gibraltar_27758328941_o 18-jun-2016-noche-de-la-calentita-en-gibraltar_27799750786_o img_9577_26533008366_o 09-feb-2016-simulacro-de-incidente-en-el-aeropuerto-de-gibraltar_24286856354_o Gibraltar - 7th September 2015 - Gibraltar celebrated its first official Evacuation Commemoration Day with a concert hosted by the government of Gibraltar for some 800 evacuee survivors from the Second World War. The concert was held at the Victoria Stadium using the same stages and facilities used the day earlier by the Gibraltar Music Festival.Evacuation Commemoration Day was officially introduced earlier this year after Gibraltar celebrated 75 years since the whole of the Gibraltar population was evacuated during the second World War. Many of the Gibraltarians were taken to London where some died during the London blitz. Whilst most stayed in London, others were taken to Northern Ireland, Madiera and Jamacia. It was only a confrontation between population leaders that Gibraltarians were allowed back on the Rock after British officials had initially refused to return the population back to its rightful home. Gibraltar Music Festival Sets off 2g9a9750_27798184991_o lanzamiento-de-la-campaa-gibraltar-stronger-in-europe_26321399981_o img_3816_20914674982_o gibraltar-300-aos-de-utrecht-1372013-26_9289276801_o img_7826_21110450330_o 10-septiembre-2014-national-day30_15201535265_o


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