Brexit Strategy: Boris Johnson asks Queen Elizabeth to suspend Parliament

LONDON.-
Boris Johnson supposed as
Prime Minister
United Kingdom with a clear objective: to clarify the
Brexitthe
block the exit of the
European Union, even without agreement. Without possible excuses, the
The successor to Theresa May was chosen to carry out what the others could not.

And it seems that will be the case. As published by the newspaper
The guardian and the chain
BBC,
Downing Street asked the Queen to extend the suspension of
The parliament until October 14 and warns him to do so to avoid any attempt by the opposition to slow down his plans.

Johnson wants that
Isabel II postpone the return to work of MPs after the summer break of five weeks, from the second week of work from September to October 14.

"We will not wait until October 31 to continue our plans to move the country forward.This is a new government with a very exciting agenda." We need to introduce new bills. This is why we will have a Reina's speech and we will do it on October 14, "Johnson said before confirming the news.

However, he refused to admit that the measure had to do with the departure of the international bloc: "This is completely false.Parliamentarians will have enough time to debate the issue".
EU, about Brexit and all the questions ".

The suspension leaves little room for the opposition to implement a plan to keep Johnson out of the UK on October 31, as planned, without agreement.

The executive's proposal is known only the day after the meeting organized by Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, with deputies from the main opposition parties. applicable laws in this regard.

The Westminster Parliament regularly suspends its session for several weeks in September on the occasion of the annual conferences of the political parties. But this year, the government what it wants is an exception.

The reactions

Among the leaders who repudiated the
strategy Johnson is the prime minister of
Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, who used social media to leave her position on this.

"So it seems that Boris Johnson could be on the verge of suspending Parliament to impose a Brexit without an agreement, unless parliamentarians unite to stop the debate next week, he will remain in today. history as one of the darkest days of British democracy, "he said in his account
Twitter.

In addition, the "number two" of the Labor Party, Tom Watson, described the measure as "an outrageous affront to our democracy". In the same vein, Liberal Democratic leader Jo Swinson denounced that with his plan to force a Brexit without agreement, "Boris Johnson and the government will suppress the voice of the people." "It's a dangerous and unacceptable way for Liberal Democrats to oppose it firmly," he added.

DPA, AP and AFP agencies