New setback for May | United Kingdom

British Prime Minister Theresa May (photo) has suffered another setback in Parliament and her strategy for Brexit has been hit hard by the rejection of the House of Commons motion to ensure that the country will only leave the country. 39, European Union. (EU) with prior agreement. By 303 votes against 258, a heterogeneous majority formed by the conservative decision calling for a hard Brexit and the rest of the opposition divided between the demand for a new referendum to suspend the exit of the EU and those who ask for a better deal, the one who was negotiating with the European bloc until now, erased the weakness of the head of the government again. May refused to exclude a Brexit without agreement while he was trying to start concessions to the EU. However, he knows that a parliamentary motion – albeit non-binding – that guarantees a prior agreement could have been the guarantee that Brussels needed to open for further negotiations with London. "The government can not continue to ignore Parliament without a coherent plan," Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said.