Theresa May will present a "new offer" to the British Parliament to try to reach an agreement on Brexit

Theresa May was planning this Sunday that prepares a "new offer" to British MPs to try to approve the agreement "Brexit"which has already been rejected three times by the House of Commons.

The draft law on pensions, which will begin its parliamentary procedure during the first week of June, will include "an improved set of measures", said the British Prime Minister in an article published by The Sunday Times.

This legislation, whose details have not yet been published, will implement the exit conditions of the European Union (EU) that the government agreed with Brussels last November.

"I'm going to ask you (the deputy ministers) to evaluate a new, improved agreement, to do it with a new look and to provide your support"said May.

"I still believe that it is possible to form a majority in Parliament to leave (the EU) with a pact," the president said.

Although talks with the Labor Party seeking opposition support were suspended last week, the Conservative leader claims that these contacts were used to "To understand much better what is needed for an agreement to pbad the cut".

In addition, he stressed that "Many Labor MPs really want to concretize" brexit "" and that the government and the main opposition party have found common ground on issues such as "rights and protections for workers, the environment and security".

At the next weekly Executive Cabinet meeting scheduled for next Tuesday, May will discuss with Ministers the "changes" related to the "Brexit" agreement that he evaluates.

It will also evaluate the possibility of proceeding to a vote in the House of Commons prior to the treatment of the law of the withdrawal agreement in which MPs could give their opinion on other "possible solutions" to unblock the divorce process with the EU.