The Brexit crisis accelerates, the month of May cornered and this Saturday, the great march of London against the exit – 03/22/2019

The Brexit tragedy has a new schedule and favorable conditions after a seven-hour crisis meeting of European leaders. With the decision taken Thursday night by the Council of Europe to grant two different dates to decide on Brexit, control pbaded entirely to the British Parliament. The European rescue rope for Prime Minister Theresa May will end on Tuesday, when MPs will vote for the third time on their plan for Brexit, which has already been rejected twice. On Saturday, we expect a strong participation in a march in London asking to stay in the European Union.

The European Council granted Theresa May until 12 April an unconditional extension "to indicate a way". If the plan of Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday is approved by Parliament on Tuesday, the extension granted by the EU will be until May 22. If MPs reject it – and it is the most likely option in those hours – the deadline is extended until April 12. There, Britain will have to choose between the dark scenario of a non-exit agreement or participate in the European elections to get a long extension of the bargaining period. The most likely possibility.

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April 11th is the deadline for submitting the lists for the May 23rd European elections and Britain needs to register its candidates and participate if it wants to continue negotiating Brexit with the Europeans. If the agreement of Theresa May is pbaded by the Chamber of Deputies, another long extension could see the light of day and the referendum option, the Brexit soft.

But all this will be done without Theresa May. The 1922 committee, the most powerful of the party, was asked to leave and the meeting took place last Monday evening. He listened nervously. The same thing was asked of him by his deputies, a few minutes before he accused them in the now famous speech of the Brexit obstacle. His resignation would be after the vote, where everything indicates that he will lose for the third time.

Conservative lawmakers want to change the "toxic" environment that bargaining has left in the House of Commons and the broken connection with Downing St.

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The EU controlling Brexit strategy and timetable, the case has become "a process and these dates are a step forward," according to a European diplomatic source in London.

After listening to May for 75 minutes, the EU observed in Brussels that He has neither plan nor voice. The leaders listened to Michel Barnier, who, after meeting with the leaders of the British party, Labor Party member Jeremy Corbyn and Liberal Democrat Vince Cable, realized that the plan agreed with Theresa May could not be voted positively.. From this was born the criterion for choosing new ultimatums.

Britain is a divided country as in a civil war between eurosceptics and pro-Europeans. The House of Commons just reflects that. But lawmakers are also convinced that May's plan seeks to protect the conservative party from implosion and does not defend national interests. That's why they do not want to vote for him.

The President of the European Council, Donald Tusk, clearly explained the options at midnight of the summit. "The British government continues to have the option of agreement, non-agreement, a lengthy extension or revocation of Article 50."

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He mentioned the big taboo: the repeal of Article 50, a decision that Britain can unilaterally adopt, without consulting the European Union, to cancel the Brexit process. He retires and with a new prime minister starts another type of negotiation or forgets Brexit.

This option or a "soft Brexit" are the options that begin to appear in those hours in the House of Commons, to the despair of the eurosceptics.

A possibility that resurrects a politician "dead": Nigel Farage, founder of the UKIP, eurosceptic party, MEP but has become a millionaire in recent months with its discussions in the United States and its relationship with US President Donald Trump.

"Thousands of people realize that the promises made a hundred times by the Prime Minister will not be kept and that we will not leave on March 29. This makes people like me angry, we should leave next week," he said. Nigel Farage to Adam Boulton on Sky News.

"If this betrayal continues – and it looks like it will continue – and we get an extension, UKIP will fight in these European elections and I will lead the Brexit party in these elections," warned Farage. A scenario feared by the Europeans because they do not want the Brexitist populism contaminates their election campaign and less a communicator like Farage, with their experience on the continent.

Farage has a problem. The British are starting to feel "Brexit fatigue" and fear the economic consequences. The request to revoke Article 50 has 3 million signatures in 48 hours and increases by 2,000 signatures per minute. Thousands will be Saturday in London to ask to stay in Europe (European Union).

For this reason, it is possible for legislators to provide for a soft Brexit, or a unilateral waiver by Great Britain in Article 50 to start again.

Parliamentary sources revealed Clarin that Theresa May would allow the House of Commons to vote at least "seven options" before May fears her plan will be pbaded. This includes the revocation of Article 50, a second referendum, the Prime Minister's agreement, his plan plus a customs union, his agreement plus customs union and single market, a free trade agreement or a non-agreement. These votes are in addition to the "important vote". "For the foreground, a panic menu or" indicative votes "for Theresa May to pbad your agreement.

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