I and I think everybody else have always agreed that the southern part of the isthmus is de facto under British control that means there are barriers custom facilities etc at the limit of this territory I believe that the de facto situation is clear all along the article and its fine with me I have never disputed it  The thing is that this subsection deals specifically with the territorial dispute and this has more to do with political and legal concepts Although the de facto limit is clear the political and legal border the de iure border is very much under dispute   The de facto border is the de facto border not the border The de iure border is the de iure border not the border either It is the British and only British position that the de iure and de facto borders are the same in Gibraltar The Spanish position is that the de iure border lies south of the de facto border The fact is that for example EU directives on airspace airports customs etc never include the de facto border of Gibraltar they explicitly leave it to Spain and the UK to manage the isthmus according to de facto temporary agreements  To say that the border is at wherever the de facto border is IS BIASED sorry to contradict you MilborneOne I say this very respectfullyThe article should take this into account especially in the subsection about territorial disputes  Pfainuk JustinMonster Richard please can you take a look at the other points I mentioned above It is very important Thank you