Three Theresa May officials have resigned and Parliament adds the power to define Brexit

British lawmakers took action on Monday take over on the stagnant process of Brexit and established a series of votes that could radically change the UK's exit from the European Union. In order to approve the motion, three ministers of the government they resigned.

The move was made after the prime minister, Theresa May, acknowledged that Parliament would once again reject its EU separation agreement when it put it to the vote for the third time.

The Brexit being postponed and without a fixed exit date, the House of Commons decided to resume the parliamentary agenda as of Wednesday, so that legislators could vote on alternatives to the retirement agreement. may.

MPs who approved the motion on Monday with 329 votes to 32, expect that the "indicative ballots" provided reduce the options to a sufficient number to ensure the support of the majority. Possible options include a "Incomplete Brexit" which keeps narrow business links with the European Union, or completely reject the separation of the bloc.

The government expressed dissatisfaction with the vote and badured it would "change the balance between democratic institutions and set a dangerous and unpredictable precedent for the future". But he also admitted that new votes can be a way to get out of the stalemate around the Brexit that lasted months.

May said that she "would engage constructively" in the results of the process, although she was also skeptical about its effectiveness. A few hours earlier, he had acknowledged "with great regret" that his agreement still lacked "sufficient support" to be approved.

In addition, the Prime Minister warned opponents that continuing to reject the agreement his government had negotiated last year could lead to a process that would indefinitely delay Britain's separation from Britain. l & # 39; EU.