Theresa May acknowledged the failure of the government's strategies and said that it would delay the agreement on Brexit

The British Prime Minister, Theresa MayHe acknowledged the failure of the government's strategies to get his Brexit agreement approved in Parliament when he said Saturday that Lawmakers are unlikely to support "in the near future" the divorce agreement with the European Union already rejected three times.

In the days following the expiry of the Britain leave European UnionMay urged opposition lawmakers to help him reach a negotiated settlement and noted that voters "expect their politicians to work together when the national interest l & rsquo; # 39; s demands. "

After the third rejection of the May agreement with the EU in the House of Commons, the Prime Minister this week invited the opposition Labor Party to consider the alternatives. However, the three-day talks ended without agreement and the center-left Labor accused the Conservative government of May of not making real changes.

"I have not noticed any major change in the government's position so far," union leader Jeremy Corbyn said Saturday. "I'm waiting to see the movement of the red lines."

The Labor Party is in favor of a sweeter Brexit than that of the government. The party says that Britain must remain closely tied to EU trade rules and abide by EU rules in areas such as workers' rights and environmental protection.

Britain is expected to leave the EU on Friday if the month of May can get another postponement of the bloc, which had already agreed to postpone the Brexit originally scheduled for March 29.

May now asks the exit of Britain postponed to June 30, hoping to reach an agreement with the Labor Party and Parliament in a few weeks.

"The longer the delay, the greater the risk that Britain will never leave"May said in a statement.

However, EU governments support a longer delay to avoid a new set of risk preparations and policies. And they said the UK had to come up with a concrete plan to end the stalemate in order to get a new postponement.

Nail the extension needs the unanimous approval of the 27 other governmentsSome are fed up with Brexit's uncertainty and are reluctant to extend it.

Last month, the EU gave Britain up to April 12 to approve the May government pension agreement, to change course and ask for another adjournment or to leave the EU without agreement or transition period to mitigate the impact.