Progress in the Brexit Project The British Cabinet agrees with the UK-Europe Free Trade Zone – Central Radio – Radio Taiwan International

AFP reports that British Prime Minister Theresa May has finally persuaded the alleged EU minister to support a Brexit in the UK (Brexit After that, it is still expected to be closely linked to the European Union (EU). , some members of Congress expressed their concern, and Mey had to let the Brussels authorities accept it.

After the marathon negotiations in Mey's country house on the 6th, Mey allowed the cabinets with different opinions to agree to establish a new "free trade area" between Britain and Europe.In this region, the UK will accept EU regulations on logistics to ensure that trade does not

The plan had already threatened to resign from the minister who wanted to break the EU, including Foreign Minister Boris Johnson, but in the end they still have not resigned, while Mey now has plans to provide EU Discussion. The European Union has already warned that the UK did not have enough time and could not reach an agreement before the British officially leave the European Union in March of the same year. ;next year.

For the plan now accepted by the British cabinet, Michel Barnier, chief representative of EU-Brexit negotiations in the United Kingdom, said that after the British plan to draft political documents next week, the EU will evaluate it. See if the plan is feasible and practical. "

For two years, Mey's firm has not hidden the flaw in between, now it's possible to unite the cabinet and it's a big win for Mey." In a letter addressed to the Conservative Party peers, Mey said that she had asked the ministers to say everything, but that "the system of collective responsibility has now been fully restored."

Several alleged Europeans publicly supported the Prime Minister today (7th), including Speaker of the House of Commons Andrea Leadsom and Transport Minister Chris Grayling, pro-European parliamentarians who fought Mey in the past also support the free trade plan between Britain and Europe, for example, Conservative MP Nea Soubry said the plan would "make business trips."

Perhaps the most surprising thing is that Douglas Carswell, a Conservative MP who joined the official Brexit camp in the 2016 referendum, expressed his support.

However, Nigel Farage, the founder of the British Independence Party, again criticized the plan as "treasonable" and said that there is no principle for the European minister suspected of choose not to resign. The main European suspect Bill Cash also told the BBC that he was "deeply disappointed".