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The La Línea court dismisses the complaint filed by the Chief Inspector of the National Police at the Gibraltar Border against his superiors.

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The senior judge is basing her case on an official report arguing that the colony's citizens enjoy an "exception" to their passports not being stamped. The complainant will appeal the court ruling. A chief border inspector from the National Police
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The La Línea court dismisses the complaint filed by the Chief Inspector of the National Police at the Gibraltar Border against his superiors.

The senior judge is basing her case on an official report arguing that the colony's citizens enjoy an "exception" to their passports not being stamped. The complainant will appeal the court ruling. A chief border inspector from the National Police

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Europa Sur broke the news in on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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