Spanish flags charge into Gibraltar as border police fall back and gates open to EU

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Gibraltar ushers in a new era as British territory's border fence with Spain is removed - AP News.

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Hordes of people waving Spanish flags have charged into Gibraltar after border police opened the gates to the Rock to the EU.The crowd entered the British territory from the Spanish side after UK and EU representatives put pen to paper on a new treaty in Brussels to resolve the post-Brexit relationship between the EU and Gibraltar.

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After Britain voted to leave the EU, a hard border was supposed to come into effect between Spain and Gibraltar, sparking fears for thousands of Spaniards who enter the peninsula for work daily.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say After the pair embraced, border officials stood down from their post and the gates were left open to anyone who wished to enter.

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