EPISODE · Jun 11, 2024 · 39 MIN
Gemma Arias Vasquez UN, Pride Letter in Chronicle, Multi-Lingual Gibraltar, GCS Summer Programme, Heritage Trust Awards
from Gibraltar Today
Gemma Arias Vasquez became the first female politician to address the United Nations on behalf of Gibraltar.The Government Minister told the Committee of 24 it has failed to engage with Gibraltar for decades. Will the committee finally carry out a fact-finding mission to the Rock?-A letter in the Chronicle newspaper, ‘A Sense of Pride’, has prompted some discussion. Stephen Cumming argues setting aside just one day to commemorate D-Day “falls well below par” when a whole month is set aside to promote the LGBTQ+ Pride campaign. What do you think?We're on 20066200, what do you think?-Did you watch last night’s episode of The Needle?We discuss Gibraltar’s multilingual heritage with Manuel Enriles.-From story-telling & painting to yoga… Cultural Services is offering creative workshops in July: Davina Barbara has the details.-And, the Heritage Trust is inviting applications from university students for an 8 week summer placement for July and August. We find out more from the trust CEO, Claire Montado, who'll also tell us about the Heritage Awards, launched this morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Gemma Arias Vasquez became the first female politician to address the United Nations on behalf of Gibraltar.The Government Minister told the Committee of 24 it has failed to engage with Gibraltar for decades. Will the committee finally carry out a fact-finding mission to the Rock?-A letter in the Chronicle newspaper, ‘A Sense of Pride’, has prompted some discussion. Stephen Cumming argues setting aside just one day to commemorate D-Day “falls well below par” when a whole month is set aside to promote the LGBTQ+ Pride campaign. What do you think?We're on 20066200, what do you think?-Did you watch last night’s episode of The Needle?We discuss Gibraltar’s multilingual heritage with Manuel Enriles.-From story-telling & painting to yoga… Cultural Services is offering creative workshops in July: Davina Barbara has the details.-And, the Heritage Trust is inviting applications from university students for an 8 week summer placement for July and August. We find out more from the trust CEO, Claire Montado, who'll also tell us about the Heritage Awards, launched this morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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