British Reject May Plan for Brexit :: Investor.bg

<img src = "https://www.investor.bg/images/photos/0265/0000265128-article3.jpg" alt = "The British public is against the plans of Prime Minister Teresa May to leave the country. EU, with more than one-third of voters supporting a new right-wing party to bring in according to a study cited by DPA and BTA

A survey of the Yugaw public consultancy agency made for the Sunday Times found that voters would prefer Boris Johnson, who resigned as foreign minister two weeks ago, crunch

Only 16% of voters say that Mae is doing well with Brexit vs. 34%, according to which Johnson will make a Better job, according to the survey.Only eight months before the UK's exit from the EU on March 29, the government, parliament, public and businesses of the month of May remain deeply divided as to what the Brexit should look like. May for hand Holding close trade relations with the EU pushed the government into a crisis and a month after two of the ministers, including Johnson, resigned for the plan.

Only one in ten voters would choose the government's plan for Brexit if there was a second referendum, according to the poll. Nearly half of them think the plan is bad for the UK

The survey also shows that voters are becoming increasingly polarized by a growing number of people who do not sympathize with none of the two main parties. 38% of people would vote for a new right-wing party that supports Brexit, while nearly a quarter would support a far-right, anti-immigration and anti-Islamist party

Brexit supporting Nigel Farage and Steven Bannon, former US presidential adviser Donald Trump, discusses the formation of a new right-wing movement, reports the Sunday Times.

Half of voters would support keeping the UK in the EU if there was a second referendum, with 1668 people over 18 in the UK on 19 and 20 July, "Sunday Times".