Boris Johnson has assumed and promised to go ahead with Brex …

Finally Boris Johnson
He became the new tenant of 10 Downing Street. The newly appointed British Prime Minister went to Buckinghman Palace to greet Queen Elizabeth II. who invested it as such. Then Johnson delivered a speech in which he had promised to perform the Brexit on October 31st "at any cost".

The leader of the Conservative Party met this morning with the Queen of England and received from her the official commission to form the next British government. After completing this formality, he left for what will be his seat of government but before was briefly blocked by Greenpeace activists protesting government policy on climate change.

"We will fulfill the promise made by Parliament to the people and we will leave the European Union on 31 October, without conditions "Johnson said in his first speech as the first British political authority. "It is essential that we prepare for the distant possibility that Brussels refuses to continue to negotiate and that we are forced to leave without agreement, not because we liked this result, but because it makes sense to prepare ", he added.

The "immediate priority" of the new conservative leader will be to achieve a Brexit "that is acceptable to all of the UK," warned his predecessor, Theresa May, at his farewell press conference. For his part, Johnson He wasted no time and was ready to name the Brexit Campaign Advisor, Dominic Cummings.

At the same time, the current Finance Minister, Philip Hammond, resigned because he did not agree with the new president 's policy that he was baduming today. after the month of May, he had to resign without Parliament approving the divorce agreement. I had reached with the EU.

Yesterday, in his speech as the new leader of the Conservative Party, Johnson encouraged his fellow citizens to "give up doubts and negativity" and pledged to unite a very divided country. But his promise to leave the bloc with or without an agreement puts him in a situation of conflict with senior representatives of his own party who do not want a brutal Brexit, threatening his very small majority and raising the prospect of a brutal Brexit. expected general elections.

The former mayor of London easily defeated his rival, Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt, at a vote of party members.