Parliament "hacker" gave a hand to May and asks to postpone the Brexit | Chronic

Several were the cachetazos received by the British Prime Minister, Theresa Maybecause of Parliament's unwillingness to approve its Brexit project. On Thursday, the hand was again changed for the ruling party, which voted against the possibility of calling a new referendum.

However, the day has ended as planned by the Prime Minister and the request to delay the split with the European Union (EU) has been approved.

In principle, the split was scheduled for the 29th of this month, but the parliamentary opposition was forced to change plans. Finally, the House of Commons agreed by 412 votes in favor and 202 against the government's initiative to ask the EU for a postponement, which would be until June 30 in case the agreement would be approved before next Wednesday. , or for later, if the refusal of the law persists.

If that happened, it was established that the UK should justify to its other 27 European partners "proposal" extension and, if necessary, to attend the European elections which will take place from 23 to 26 May.

Faced with this situation, next Tuesday would be the most important day, because May would try that day to vote again on the agreement on Brexit, which had already caused widespread rejection during the vote of January 15 and Tuesday latest. To change this reality, there is a need for intense conviction on the part of conservative colleagues and partners of the Northern Ireland Democratic Union Party, who have so far kept up to date on the intentions of the Prime Minister.

The first vote

Before the draft report was approved, Parliament had decided to hold, as May had proposed, a new referendum on Brexit, after the one in 2016 allowing the government to begin talks. with the EU to finalize the divorce.