They approve a law to block Boris Johnson's "Brexit without agreement"

This Wednesday, the House of Commons gave the green light to a law compelling the British government to seek an extension to the exit of the European Union (EU) if it had not reached a agreement with Brussels on 19 October. At the same time, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson proposed to Parliament to hold early parliamentary elections on October 15th.

Deputies received 327 votes in favor and 299 against legislation go now to the House of Lords, before receiving, in a predictable way, the badent of the Head of State, Queen Elizabeth II, in the coming days.

The law, backed by the opposition and by more than twenty rebel "tories", forces Johnson to seek an extension of Brexit to the EU if, before October 19, he does not ratify an agreement or authorization Parliament's express. remove the UK from the block without any pact between the two. The government believes that these requirements limit its trading margin.

However, the law adopted with an amendment proposed by some members of the Labor Party in favor of a "soft Brexit" which only links the postponement to the eventual approval of a version of the deal Theresa May. The House of Lords will now be adopted, and the review will begin tomorrow.

British Prime Minister suffered a serious setback on Tuesday by losing the parliamentary majority in the House of Commons after a member of his seat goes to the Liberal Democratic Party, in protest for the "aggressive way" in which the leader seeks "a harmful Brexit".

This was announced by the legislator Phlip Lee, "conservative" MP since 2010, in a statement in which he states that the "executive" endangers lives and homes unnecessarily and without risking compromising the integrity of the UK ".

In the middle of a parliamentary session, Lee he got up to sit next to his new teammates. His resignation comes at a time of confrontation with the opposing arch, alongside several rebel conservatives, who reject Johnson's attempt to leave the UK on Oct. 31, with or without agreement.