The "last colony" in Europe? | Growing up in Gibraltar

At the Southern tip of the Spanish peninsula is a piece of land measuring under 7 km2, whose GDP per capita is one of the highest in the world: it's Gibraltar. Gibraltar is one of Britain's overseas territories, and according to its citizens, it's happy to be one. Commuting to Spain for groceries and restaurants, welcoming thousands of Spaniards coming in for work daily, the lives of those living under the Rock are an extraordinary mix of English and Spanish culture. We went to the country that Spain defined "the last colony in Europe" to ask a young Spanish person and a young Gibraltarian what it means to grow up under the Rock. Chapters: 00:00 - 00:56 Intro 00:56 - 1:13 What is Gibraltar? 1:13 - 2:10 What Gibraltarian identity looks like 2:10 - 2:58 Why is Gibraltar British? 2:58 - 3:49 Spain or Britain 3:49 - 4:16 Between wealth and drug trafficking 4:16 - 6:19 Living in Spain, depending on Gibraltar 6:19 - 7:11 More than business 7:11 - 8:01 Francisco Franco and closed borders 8:01 - 9:29 Life after Brexit #gibraltar #lineadelaconcepcion #monkey _____________________________________________________________ Young, bold, #European. #ENTR a digital space for open discussion about what really matters, what holds us back and what connects us all. We value differences and celebrate what we have in common- no matter where you are from and what you believe in.   We speak “European” in six languages: English, French, German, Polish, Portuguese and Romanian. ENTR a unique channel made by young journalists from #DW, France Médias Monde and partners all over Europe. Follow ENTR on Instagram:   / en.entr