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The Prime Minister faces the uneasiness of the eurosceptics who believe they make many concessions in Brussels in the Brexit negotiations
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The Foreign Minister resigned on Monday (9) and said in a letter that the UK would become an "EU colony". AFP
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Jul 10, 2018, 1:44 pm
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The British Prime Minister, Theresa May presided on Tuesday 10 (10) a meeting of a government with a new face after the layoffs She faced the discontent of the Eurosceptic Conservative Party, who believe make many concessions in Brussels in the exit negotiations.
but he has the support of the moderates. Until now, there is no movement to submit to a motion of confidence.
Boris Johnson, who until Monday was Foreign Minister, wrote in his resignation letter that "the dream of Brexit dies" And that, under May's command, the United Kingdom is heading towards the status of "colony" of the EU.
Johnson's dramatic dismissal, a few hours after Brexit's minister, David Davis, dropped the pound
"I have the impression that everything has gone as far as possible. see more ministers resign, "Simon Usherwood, professor of political science at the University of Surrey
told AFP. The popular Johnson was replaced by Health Minister Jeremy Hunt who, unlike his predecessor, in the EU in the 2016 referendum.
Dominic Raab, Brexit advocate and former Minister of Housing, was appointed to replace Davis a few days after the resumption of negotiations with Brussels.
Hunt said that it is time to demonstrate In addition, he promised to support Mai "for us to reach an agreement with the European Union on the basis of what the government concluded the last week at the residence of Checkers ". "
This plan decided at the residence of the Prime Minister is to seek" a UK-EU free trade area "for goods, which will imperatively force the British to accept European regulations
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The British and Europeans hope to reach an agreement on the exit conditions and the future trade relationship at a summit in October
"With only a few weeks to complete the" This confrontation between supporters of the Brexit and the reality had to have happened long ago, "he added, saying that May had to face them" before formally starting the negotiations. "
Now May faces "the shadow of a challenge to her leadership", but it is possible that "after a period of political redundancies, the Conservative Party closes the ranks around the prime minister.
Conservative rivals in May can launch a motion of censure if 48 MPs ask for it.This would require 159 votes, which is virtually impossible.
May's survival also depends on the European reaction On Tuesday, she will meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in London at a summit on the Western Balkans.
Former Conservative leader William Hague wrote in the Daily Telegraph that May critics did not present "any concrete alternative" for the Brexit and warned that if there were any other layoffs, the very exit of the EU would be "at risk."
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