Dominic Raab appointed minister for "brexit"

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May appointed Dominic Raab as Minister of "Brexit", following the resignation of David Davis on Sunday for not agreeing with the government strategy

. ] Raab, until here secretary of state in different ministries, will lead negotiations with Brussels on the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union (EU).

The politician of 44 years, the favorable side to a " brexit " total or total break with the Twenty-seven, replaces Davis [19659006] who has left office for "a question of principle" in disagreement with the The plan for future bilateral relations between the Community and Great Britain was arrested Friday by the Government in the official residence of Checkers

Born February 25, 1974, former lawyer Raab won his seat in the House of Commons in the 2010 elections, after which he held state secretaries at the Department of Justice and, since January 2018, in housing, communities and local government.

Although his profile is not well known, which could favor him in The new charge, in the past has ruled in favor of a "brexit" hard and against immigration .

The resignation of Davis opened a crisis in the British government and several Conservative MPs as well as the Labor opposition demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Theresa May.

The Conservative leader will appear at 14:30 GMT in the House of Commons and later before the parliamentary group " Tory " to defend their plans for future relations with the European bloc which have not yet been officially sent to Brussels.

The new proposal for a bilateral relationship between the Community and Great Britain is accepted "in extremis" by the Ministers at the meeting on Friday, envisages the creation of a common market of goods, with some normative and customs harmonization, which has been criticized by conservative deputies for a radical "brexit".

May plans to send a book next Thursday to the EU Target with this plan and other details of the British position on the future relationship with the European bloc, which would apply at the end of the 21-month transition period after "Brexit", scheduled for 29 March 2019.