Brussels rejects May Brexit's plan British Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Thursday rejected a statement by T. May on the failure of EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier after securing government support for his Brexit project for which he had lost two ministers who had decided to resign

Brexit Plan – Solution proposed by London on the border between Ireland and the United Kingdom, which would remain open, thus avoiding a so-called solid border

The European Union can not delegate to third party the powers to enforce its customs policies and rules and their "Barnier said in a commentary on London's proposal to establish a double taxation system, in which each side of the Irish border would be subject to Customs duties on behalf of the other party "

Again, he urged the Brexit talks to make no concessions to the Union.

A spokeswoman for a small pro-European liberal-democrat party, openly commenting on the situation, said that Th. May's plan fights for her survival

However, T. May will be able to persuade 27 remaining Member States to individually approve its plan and, in collaboration with its ministers, has initiated meetings with Heads of State in recent weeks.

During his 15-day vacation, he met with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz in Salzburg and said he hoped to discuss his Brexit project.

In turn, S.Kurz, whose country currently chairs the EU Council, stressed: Brexit "and adds that he hopes that" the decision "on this issue will be reached from 39, here October.

However, Mr. Barnier broke T. May's hope, stating that there was "no difference" in the negotiations between him and the 27 rulers and allowed Understand that behind the scenes the agreement can not be reached.

Meanwhile, the key is the time.A fundamental agreement must be concluded at least three months before the European summit of mid-October

It will then have to be ratified and sent to the European and British Parliaments, which will have to approve it – or not – until the deadline for the Brexit end, t on 29 March 2019.

Fear of a Food Deficiency

Mr. Barnier sees the only solution to the problem of the Irish border – not only Ireland's No rd but the whole of the UK must remain in the European Customs Union

However, for Brexit conservatives who are already forgetting government measures to maintain close ties with the EU. and the conclusion of new trade agreements, this decision is unacceptable. It is still rejected by T. May

The stalemate in which this question is found has also given more weight to the theory that the UK can withdraw from the EU without an agreement, even if that would have had catastrophic consequences The economy of Britain and the financial sector.

Fifth part of sessions on Brexit scenarios, including the forecast of food deficits and huge traffic congestion, were also given.

Brethit secretary Dominic Raab (Dominican rabbi) said this week that the British government was taking steps to increase stocks to ensure "an adequate food supply" of 40%. In the event that Brexit is implemented without agreement

the ministers also took steps to convert part of the Kent Expressway to the European continent in the immediate vicinity of England into a truck parking area waiting for a checkpoint at the Channel crossing point. According to another hypothesis, there could be a "humiliating" agreement that could bring the country closer to the Weimar Republic, which existed in the turbulent period that Germany survived after the First World War, writes in the US. editorial of the left-wing daily The Guardian

. for a year or two, we can see how the ingenious and unfortunate Britain is emerging: a society broken by internal disagreements and economic difficulties frustrated by its ruling clbad who feels humiliated and torn apart, "writes Timothy Garton Ashas (Timotis Garton ash), urging the EU to respond politically and not only bureaucratically to the Brexit crisis.

In order to avoid such scenarios, the pro-European daily The Independent launched a petition calling for a second referendum. The results of such a vote would be counterproductive to the shocking decision to withdraw from the EU before the June 2016 vote

. This scenario, although rejected by the government, receives more and more public support, according to a poll published by The Times. 19659002] For the second referendum, the majority of respondents spoke for the first time: this idea was supported by 42%. of respondents, while 40% said that they did not want another referendum.