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Leaving less than nine months in the UK to leave the EU, leaders are still deeply divided
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access_time July 15, 2018, 1:15 pm
Sunday, May asked the country to support its plan for the "free movement of goods" Theresa May warned Sunday his party divided on the possibility that there is no "Brexit" in his plan to establish a close relationship [Axel Schmidt / Reuters]
London – British Prime Minister (19659008) "My message to the country this weekend is simple: we have to keep our eyes on the price," May wrote on Facebook. "If we do not do it, we run the risk of ending up without Brexit."
Linking the Brexit's fate to his own survival indicates how precariously May's stance remains after the crisis that erupted in his reign and publicly criticized by US President Donald Trump over his Brexit strategy .
Within nine months of the UK's departure from the EU on March 29, 2019, the country, the political elite and business leaders are still deeply divided on how Brexit should take.
By warning that the Brexit itself would be in danger, May sends a hard message to dozens of firm Brexit lines that they've poured his leadership, the European exile they've been dreaming of for years. decades
Some pro-Brexit conservatives fear that an agreement may emerge that would leave Britain firmly
The British government has also accelerated the planning of the Brexit's "no deal", which could scare the markets and move trade flows in Europe and beyond
. May has repeatedly stated that the Brexit was going to happen and ruled out the resumption of the 2016 referendum, although French President Emmanuel Macron and billionaire investor George Soros hinted that Britain could still change its position.
Among those who want a mild Brexit and those who fear being very close to the orbit of the EU, May has sought the approval of ministers for their plans July 6th.
After hours of negotiations, May seemed to have conquered his cabinet, but two days later David Davis resigned as secretary of Brexit and the next day Foreign Minister Boris Johnson.
This Sunday, May asked the country to support its plan for "free movement of goods", saying that it is the only option to avoid undermining peace in Northern Ireland and preserving the economy. United Kingdom unit.
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