Theresa May, with the days counted | Chronic

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, he is on a tightrope and resignation orders are multiplying, after his latest attempt to eliminate the United Kingdom from the European Union has resulted in an almost unanimous rejection of Parliament. Conservative lawmakers came together yesterday to call for the immediate resignation of the Prime Minister, on an eventful day that culminated in the resignation of House of Commons leader Andrea Leadson, a senior cabinet member.

May received strong criticism after giving Parliament the opportunity for legislators to vote on the possibility of holding a second referendum on Brexit, but they approved only the withdrawal agreement that They had already rejected three times. For the Conservatives, the May proposal is an insult to the British who voted for the bloc's exit in the June 2016 referendum.

The Prime Minister appeared before the House of Commons and defended her plan, which she plans to put to the vote in June. At the same time, he added that the bill was the "last chance" to finalize the Brexit and that it will be released on Friday so lawmakers can study it.

"Reject him and all we have before us will be division and stagnation," He warned, although he managed to generate only indignation in his party and was sacked by the opposition. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of the Interior have asked to meet the leader to express his dissatisfaction with his plan for Brexit and discuss the resignation, but the Prime Minister refused to hold the meeting while resisting the attacks of his former allies and the opposition.

The new crisis comes at a time when the United Kingdom is preparing to vote in elections to renew the European Parliament, a vote the country did not expect to participate in three years after the referendum.