The British Parliament rejected May's plan to withdraw from the EU

The House of Commons of the UK Parliament will not support the agreement between the government and the EU on the withdrawal of the EU, approved by the Prime Minister Teresa May and Brussels,

Against the 432 deputies who voted against, the document was only approved by 202. The document was not approved by the British deputies. The government was surprised to find that there was not enough voice since even a number of Conservative party members, Teresa May, were opposed to an agreement with Brussels, let alone Labor opposition and small parties in Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Not everyone is satisfied and a number of terms of agreement, especially the Irish border. Opponents of the agreement believe that the special time-limited conditions imposed on the border between British Northern Ireland and a member of the EU, Ireland, will become permanent and prevent the conclusion of new free trade agreements.

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The British government must now present its plan of action within three days, and there are five variants of evolution: Brexit without agreement, new negotiations with the EU, general elections in Britain, repeated referendum and vote for the resignation of the government.

19659005] Meyer warned the day before "paralysis in Parliament" if the agreement was rejected and that political credibility would be "catastrophic" if Britain did not leave the EU and did not respond to the wishes of the citizens who voted in the referendum.

She also said, which does not intend to postpone the Brexit or to hold a second referendum, even if the deputies do not approve the agreement.

It is highly likely that Britain will leave the EU on March 29 without an agreement, with Brussels having repeatedly stated that it would not reconsider its terms. The House of Lords yesterday was also supported by Teresa May.