"Will cause irreparable harm": May commented on the possibility of a second Brexit referendum

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A second referendum on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union "will seriously undermine" the policy of the government.

this was declared by British Prime Minister Teresa May, according to the U.P. referring to Reuters.

"Do not break the promise made to the British People's Party ode Another vote will bring irreparable harm to the integrity of our policies," said May.

According to her, a new referendum on Brexit puts voters in doubt about the ability of conservatives to "achieve democracy".

The Prime Minister also believes that a new vote "will further divide the country at a time when it is necessary to work on its association."

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The Sunday Times was also informed of the intention of former mayor, David Cameron, to support a new vote if MEPs subscribed to this option, although the former Maya

himself publicly opposed on several occasions the idea of ​​a second referendum on Brexit.

As UNIAN reported on 14 November, the representatives of the European Union and Great Britain agreed on the preliminary text of the Brexit Agreement after an extended period. difficult negotiations. On 25 November, EU Member States approved a draft agreement on Brexit. The document, which has more than 580 pages, governs the main aspects of the UK's exit from the EU.

The final result of the UK-EU operation is scheduled for March 29, 2019, at the end of which a transition period will last until the end of 2020. In addition, Great Britain must pay 39 billion pounds sterling to the EU