The GSLP Manifesto Tracker is now live Viewers should be able to comment on the document if they wish Please let me know if I have missed anything https://t.co/TVR9c0hlAS

The rule of law is a precious and fragile thing. I don’t think I really understood this until I spent over five years acting for the (now) former Commissioner of the Royal Gibraltar Police, Ian McGrail. After 35 years of loyal service to the RGP and the people of Gibraltar, Mr

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The GSLP Ministers condone grossly improper actions; when they cease to be Ministers they should be shunned. They do not deserve any status within our Community. All Associations that they are member of should move to exclude them for the harm they have committed to Gibraltar

21 January 2026 - the day each & every Minister voted to support Mr Picardo in the Confidence Motion despite findings that he acted in a “grossly improper”way & attempted to interfere in a criminal investigation on several occasions. They now own & condone his improper actions

GSLP aren’t satisfied that anything is the TRUTH unless they write it themselves. That’s why they don’t respect the Inquiry findings or Auditor & trash the separate roles people have if they speak TRUTH to power. They know no boundaries & risk collapsing constitutional

🆕 BLOG A public inquiry found Gibraltar's Chief Minister made 'grossly improper' attempts to interfere in a criminal investigation. Now his government is responsible for implementing reforms to prevent this happening again. Read more ⤵️ https://t.co/jYq48lClW8

@LlanitoWorld The Principal Auditor is wrong. The Commissioner of Police? Wrong. Local critics? Just GSD partisans. UK critics? Colonialists. Even the Inquiry Commissioner and international NGOs are mistaken. Everyone is wrong except for one man.

And I thought the CM was the spindoctor-in-chief So Fabian is in the clear because the wrong-doing happened in the previous Government and since he got re-elected we can wipe the slate clean?

Transparency International says McGrail report 'resignation matter' for CM, calls for Governor to ensure recommendations properly implemented https://t.co/2iKFDaoeDH

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🔥 🔥 A very strong statement from Transparency International on the McGrail Inquiry has just been published: Some excerpts: "it would be incredibly risky, maybe even reckless, to leave delivery to Mr Picardo. This is where the UK Government must step in... "The Governor of

The GSLP promised they would build a new cruise liner terminal. Instead, we have severe public debt and need more developers to bail them out.

ESG Statement on Data Centre Project https://t.co/DTZFaIl26L

The GSLP Manifesto promised that the Government would redevelop/restore Rosia Bay, not developers. Also that AHQ building was preferably to be turned into a Military Museum

@GBCNewsroom @FabianPicardo DEMOCRACI DIRECTA QUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE¿?¿? MI COJONES , PERO MIS COJONES COLGADOS EN VERANO Y SIN AFEITAR... PVTOS WOKE, QUE NI SABEN DISCUTIR,DEBATIR NI ACEPTAR PUNTOS DIFERENTES DE VER LAS COSAS, QUE SUELEN SER MEJOR QUE SUS MIERDAS.

“Purish”: An excellent article from @dbossino on the ongoing saga of a GSLP Government blinding itself to the serious findings of Sir Peter Openshaw.

The application is available at https://t.co/EGiJZqpnFE

I would like to hear more from all of our elected members on both sides of the house. Otherwise, what is the point of our current system?

The CM wants to talk about his “Legacy” in the “Final Mile” May ‘22 - “in the coming weeks” Dec ‘22 - “significant progress” Oct ‘23 - “99.9% of the way there” July ‘24 - “on the cusp” January ‘25 “very, very close” May ‘25 - “excruciatingly close” That’s your legacy.

Pici couldn’t deliver his New Years Message yesterday because the anti-GSLP GBC wouldn’t let him