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Castiella’s April 7 speech to Spain’s Parliament addresses the “Dialogue with Gibraltarians” and the Gibraltar question. It argues for engaging in dialogue while asserting constitutional and treaty limits, rejects absorption or forced nationality change, and outlines proposed concessions regarding nationality, residence, employment, and regional integration. 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\n20004.and 270015th Street.N...Washington.D.C..20009.Maierial in”the Newsletter may be reproduced.in whole or in part.  \nwithout special permission or acknowledgcment of source.Copies of any articles based on Newsletter items will be appreciated  \n# SpADISh DEWSLECCER\n\nand defend their legitimate interests,but,I repeat,with-out anyone confusing these legitimate interests with asupposed right—which even Great Britain does notallow—to decide the future of Gibraltar.  \n\"Besides the natural recognition and the firm protectionof fundamental human rights,we are ready to make thefullest concessions in matters of nationality,residence.dis-placement,municipal autonomy,preservation of em-ployment,economic arrangement with Spain,integration inthe region's development,continuity of the principles ofBritish private law,and juridical guarantees of every kind.We do not wish to absorb a people,nor make Spaniardsof the Gibraltarians,against their wishes.We desire onlyto recover a territory of Spain on which the inhabitantsof Gibraltar may live,in peace and freedom,with allrights and privileges legitimately belonging to them.  \nForeign Minister Castiella addresses Spain's Parliament on thevital question of Gibraltar.  \n# CASTIELLA ON GIBRALTAR\n\nTHE FUTURE  \nSpain's Minister of Foreign Affairs,Fernando M.Castiella,on April 7 made an important speech in theSpanish Parliament about the grave problem of Gibraltar.We reproduce herewith the section of this speech,en-titled “Dialogue with Gibraltarians”:  \n\"We do not refuse to hold a dialogue with the Gibral-tarians.We have never refused to do so.Our first stepstoward the holding of such a dialogue were the proposals Imade in London on May 18,1966,and the detailed dis-cussion about these proposals on May 20.But our out-stretched hand was left in the air because no one wishedto reply to our gesture.  \n“Obstacles,including even the exploitation of theGibraltarian people for Britain's benefit,have cloudedthe atmosphere from which it could be erroneously con-cluded that Spain was opposed to the Gibraltarians.  \n\"Nothing could be further from the truth.We deniedthe Gibraltarians national entity because they do notpossess it.This had been told us officially,in English,time and again,and it is not necessary to demonstrate itfurther.We denied them,also,the right to decide aboutthe future of the territory of Gibraltar simply becausetheir own lack of sovereignty and the Treaty of Utrechtdo not permit it.Gibraltar is either English or Spanish,but it cannot belong to a third party;and were theGibraltarians to decide about their ownership it would betantamount to placing their fate in the hands of a thirdparty.We have had to talk with bold frankness aboutthe formation and the activities,through the years,of ademographic group whose characteristics have been de-fined by British historians thcniselves.  \n\"But having said this,I wish to add that we Spaniardsare ready to offer our full friendship and sympathy tothe inhabitants of Gibraltar.We are ready to respect  \n\"In days ahead,new horizons may open up to the citywhich today suffers from depression and claustrophobia.Gibraltar could become a stepping-stone and bridge fora highly important flow of tourism—basically peninsular—which would pass through this strategic crossroads;itcould become a vital and flourishing city of a futureSpanish province whose capital site is already outlined inthat curve of the Bay of Algeciras;it could become aparticipant,in short,in the great development whichinevitably will take place in that area which in the past—in the far-off days of ancient Carteya—used to be anenporium of great wealth.Thanks to the enthusiastic co-operation of all the Ministries and particularly the Min-istry of Industry and the Department of the DevelopmentPlan,the Campo de Gibraltar area already is,fortu-nately,the scene of","cbCaidSqczeOkIkg","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidSqczeOkIkg","pdf",710578,"English","# CASTIELLA ON GIBRALTAR\n## THE 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