Gibraltar’s Deputy Chief Minister Joseph Garcia said the British enclave is ready to share its airport with Spain as it seeks to keep officials in Madrid onside during the Brexit process.
The 33,000 inhabitants of Gibraltar, who voted overwhelming for the U.K. to remain part of the European Union, are in a particularly vulnerable position during the talks because the EU has given Spain the right to decide whether the enclave will share Britain’s post-Brexit access to European markets.
