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a Few days before a crucial Brexit vote in the lower house of the British Prime Minister, Theresa May on Friday be aware of the 88.000 inhabitants of the town of Grimsby as the location for her recent speech to the planned EU-exit chosen in the UK. In the Region around the East of England's port city, had spoken to the Brexit Referendum by June 2016, an overwhelming majority of more than 70 percent for an Exit from the EU. "We have a responsibility to provide this country with the Brexit, the people voted," said the Prime Minister, with a view to the upcoming lower house vote.
May still hopes that they can achieve on next Tuesday in the Parliament a majority for exiting the EU Treaty. The workers in Grimsby, which occurred in a warehouse that served her as a sort of leniency for a regulated Brexit. If Britain should not leave, contrary to the vote in June of 2016, but the EU, and that this will add to the confidence of the population in the democracy is a "serious harm," said the Prime Minister.
head of government warns of "krisenhafem Moment"
The head of government had not brought in on Friday but only a message for the people of Grimsby. At the same time they warned the EU against the consequences of a rejection of the withdrawal agreement. If the members rejected the Deal, then this will summon a "crisis Moment", explained the head of government. "It takes only a small step to come to a conclusion," said May. Your message in the direction of Brussels was, in effect: If you fail in the lower house, the EU is responsible for.
No approach to the controversial "Backstop"
Thus has begun the "Blame game" so that political game, which is already, as a precautionary measure to blame for the case, that May as in January suffers a setback. That this is the case, has become in the past few days is increasingly likely.
daily mirror tomorrow location for Free orderThe talks between the EU chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, the British Brexit-Minister Stephen Barclay and attorney General Geoffrey Cox had brought up last Tuesday, no approach. May had actually set out that in the case of the Last-Minute discussions before the vote on Tuesday changes to the controversial Northern Ireland-regulation jump out, with which the hard-liners in the ranks of the conservative party in government for approval.
However, the positions of the EU and the UK are in this issue continue to be incompatible. The trader from London, had suggested that an arbitral Tribunal could decide, in the case of the Northern Ireland rules about when the so-called Backstop. The EU rejected such a solution, however. The Backstop is an emergency solution that should remain, according to Northern Ireland in the EU internal market, until a more permanent trade agreement between the two sides is closed. This prevents, that a "hard border" between the EU-state of Ireland and British Northern Ireland.
Probably not a majority for a No-Deal scenario
For the remainder of the Brexit-drama, there are now several possible scenarios. In the – from the point of view of May – the best case would succeed the Prime Minister, in spite of all the concerns of the Brexiteers but still on the coming Tuesday in the lower house, to organize a majority for the discharge of the contract. Even in this case, May should the EU, however, is a short-term extension over the Brexit-the date of 29. In March, ask. The reason For the adoption of the necessary accompanying legislation in the house of Commons is more needed enough time.
Should get May next Tuesday, not a majority, then it is to be expected on Wednesday a vote on an unfair Brexit. It is considered very unlikely that a No-Deal-Brexit in place under the house, a majority. In the case of the expected rejection of the No-Deal scenario, the members will vote expected Thursday on whether the United Kingdom for the remaining 27 EU member States, an extension of the Brexit period on the 29. March, to apply for. A majority is considered to be likely.
period, a possible extension is open
it is Unclear, however, whether the Brexit-period may be only extended by a few months – until around the end of June, or for a longer period of time. The Latter should occur, would the UK participate in each and every case to the European elections – a scenario that is likely to provide on both sides of the English channel for frown.
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Sebastian Borgeron the one Hand, protects should be to convey the Brexiteers on the island of a new participation in the elections to the Strasbourg Parliament. On the other hand, the MEPs from the remaining 27 EU member States would probably have little understanding of the fact that the British leave the EU, but at the same time in the forthcoming decisions about the next head of the European Commission and the next EU financial period will still be there.
