Prime Minister "hacker" has assumed and promised to negotiate a better Brexit | Chronic

The new British Prime Minister, the Conservative Boris JohnsonHe promised Wednesday to negotiate a new and better agreement on Brexit with the European Union (EU) and said that in case of failure, the UK would be ready to face the consequences .

The 55-year-old politician delivered his inaugural speech at the gates of what is now his official residence at 10 Downing Street, after being named prime minister by the Queen. Isabel II during an audience at Buckingham Palace.

The former mayor of London and former foreign minister was greeted with applause by his supporters, to whom he addressed himself before entering the official residence in order to reunite his cabinet, but also with the harsh criticisms of the Labor opposition.

Johnson dedicated his first words to "Doomsday" and "who doubts" of his ability, to whom he has promised to show that "they are wrong" and that he will be able to conclude a satisfactory pact with Brussels.

His predecessor, Theresa MayShe was forced to resign after the parliament had three times rejected the Brexit agreement signed by her in 2018 and the EU refused to reopen a negotiation on the issue.

The Prime Minister has promised "to fulfill the will of the people", voiced in the 2016 referendum, and pull out the UK from the EU "unconditionally and unconditionally" on the agreed date, October 31.

The anti-European politician was convinced that he would be able to eliminate from the deal the point that most upset May: the protection clause that prevents the construction of a physical border between Northern Ireland, a province after Brexit. Britain and the Republic of Ireland, a sovereign member of the EU.

Johnson described as "undemocratic" the clause that ended the signing of the agreement and warned that although an exit from the European bloc without agreement is a "distant possibility", the UK will prepare it because "it's reasonable," said the agency. new EFE.

In this regard, he said that if they were forced to leave the bloc without an agreement or a period of transition, the British government would not pay a fine of 43 billion dollars.

The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, sent a brief congratulatory message in which he said that he is expecting it soon in Brussels "discuss cooperation".

Johnson arrived at the head of the government after winning by far the Conservative Party detainee at Theresa May's Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt.

After the speech, the leader of the Labor Party Jeremy Corbyn accused Johnson in a statement of not having "a map" for Brexit and "bet everything" to a possible trade deal with the United States, and warned that
will raise a motion of censure against him every time "the moment".

"Winning a motion of censure requires a majority (parliamentary), I will raise one at the time we choose, when we think it will prosper"Corbyn said.

In the afternoon, Johnson announced the appointments of Priti Patel, Sajid Javid and Dominic Raab Ministers of the Interior, of the Economy and Foreign Affairs, respectively.

Patel was May's Minister of International Cooperation and was due to step down in 2017, after questioning Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu without authorization and visiting occupied territories in the Golan Heights, whose Israeli control is not recognized by the United Kingdom. .

Raab, located in the most eurosceptic wing of the conservative party, was minister of Brexit until last November and, like Javid – until today's minister from the Interior – he competed unsuccessfully for the position held by Johnson since that day.

In the meantime, May, who will continue as MP in her last speech before leaving office, called for a Brexit with agreement: "Much remains to be done: the immediate priority is to complete our exit from the European Union in a way that works for the whole of the United Kingdom"he stressed.