British Parliament rejected eight proposals to unblock Brexit

None of eight proposals The alternatives to unlock Brexit got the majority in a vote in the British Parliament. The most supported options were the call for a referendum to ratify a possible agreement, which had collected 295 votes against 268, and the negotiation of a customs union with the European Union (EU), with 272 votes to 264 votes.

What was approved by 441 votes in favor and 105 against was to postpone the Brexit to May 22, if the exit agreement is approved beforehand, or to April 12, if there is no agreement . C & # 39; is to say, beyond March 29, the maximum date fixed at the time.

Although the session did not produce conclusive results in terms of exit solutions, parliamentarians left the door open for a meeting to be held next Monday. second ballot try that some options get the support of the majority.

The votes are, in any case, non-binding for the government, and the prime minister, Theresa May, has already warned that will not meet No indication of Parliament going against the negotiations it has had with Brussels over the past two years. In fact, she herself badured that, if necessary, she made her resignation available.

The possibilities that the most eurosceptic wing of the Conservatives had proposed they were among the least voted. Leave the European Union without agreement on April 12 only received 100 aids and the same option, but with a temporary treaty to trade with the Union without customs duties, 139.

A plan to cancel Brexit in case it is not possible to ratify an agreement did not come near to a parliamentary majority: 184 deputies were for and 293 against.

With all, the least supported option was to stay in the EU's single marketwhich would imply the maintenance of the free movement of European citizens in the United Kingdom. This option received 65 votes in favor and 377 against.

Brexit Minister Steve Barclay said the vote result "reinforces the view that the government negotiated deal is the best option". The exit treaty sealed in Brussels, however, There is no parliamentary majority for the moment badured that you support him.