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You need both. One without the other us called occupation. Also, Spanish de jure claims to Gibraltar are pretty weak, at best. For one, to my knowledge, there
by mseebach 11y ago
You need both. One without the other us called occupation.
Also, Spanish de jure claims to Gibraltar are pretty weak, at best. For one, to my knowledge, there is no international recognition?
- ars 11y ago> You need both. One without the other us called occupation. That's not correct. Occupation is when the people who live there are not considered members of the country. For example Israel: They have full historical claims to the West Bank, while the people who live there don't. Yet it's occupation because the people who live there now are not citizens.