Compromises must be expected in Treaty, but Govt will have Red Lines, says Hassans Senior Partner
Hassans Senior Partner James Levy has said fudges and compromises can be expected when negotiating international treaties such as the one to establish Gibraltar's future relationship with the EU. However, he believes the Government has its red lines, and that Gibraltar can stand on its own two feet if there is no treaty.
Speaking on a podcast interview recorded by the Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses, Mr Levy said any wealth Gibraltar makes as a result of a treaty must be shared with the Campo Area.
