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Receita para atraso?
Como você está colocando velas nas abóboras de Halloween neste outono, não se surpreenda, se a sinalização está tentando o outubro de um outubro de um outubro de um outubro de um outubro de um outubro de um outubro de um outubro. Fora um acordo e para o inferno com os negócios implorando por certeza. Portanto, pode ser junho que tentativas sérias sejam feitas para resolver o problema. May está determinada a ver seu acordo, mas essa é a infelicidade de lutar contra as eleições do euro de que a pressão pode se tornar insuportável, principalmente se um número considerável de ministros do gabinete renunciarem. Isso traria esforços para resolver o acordo do Brexit. Há muito pouca perspectiva de as bases conservadoras que permitem que um novo líder seja acordado entre os deputados conservadores. Eles vão querer escolher e isso pode levar doze semanas. É quase certo que um Leaver de linha dura será escolhido para ser o próximo primeiro-ministro por membros conservadores de base cujas fileiras foram inchadas pelos retornados do UKIP. Qualquer garantia dada nas conversas atuais sobre uma união aduaneira e um mercado único no documento da estrutura política pode ser varrida. Medo sobre as eleições do Parlamento Europeu em 23 de maio. Existe uma chance real de que os conservadores e o trabalho façam muito mal enquanto o novo partido do Brexit de Ukip e Nigel Farage e os Lib Dems e Changeuk na outra luta. Pode ter efeitos profundos no futuro
The new October 31 deadline is a recipe for a slackening in the pace of trying to sort out a deal and to hell with business begging for certainty.
In the immediate future we have the Easter Recess, then the argument may be made that sensitive talks between the Conservatives and Labour can’t take place while they are contesting the local and European elections. So, it could be June before serious attempts are made to resolve the issue.
The other cause for delay could be a Tory leadership election. Mrs May is determined to see her deal through but such is the unhappiness with fighting the Euro elections that pressure may become unbearable, particularly if a sizeable number of Cabinet Ministers resign. This would bring efforts to settle the Brexit deal to a standstill. There is very little prospect of the Tory grassroots allowing a new leader to be agreed amongst Conservative MPs. They are going to want to choose and this could take twelve weeks.
On the subject of a Tory leadership contest, it could lead to a hardening of attitude amongst those Labour MPs minded to vote for Mrs May’s deal. It is almost certain a hard-line leaver will be chosen to be the next Prime Minister by Conservative grassroots members whose ranks have been swelled by UKIP returnees. Any assurances given in the current talks about a customs union and single market in the political framework document could be swept away.
Euro elections, May’s one hope
Having outlined how we may be in for a period of kicking the Brexit can down the road, Mrs May remains convinced her deal, with some softening of the political framework document, could assemble a coalition of Tory and Labour MPs who have deep fears about the European Parliament elections on May 23.
They will be an opportunity for Remainers and Brexiteers to rerun a form of the 2016 Referendum. There is a real chance that the Conservatives and Labour will do really badly while UKIP and Nigel Farage’s new Brexit party on one side and the Lib Dems and ChangeUK on the other battle it out. It could have profound effects on the future
Perspectivas das duas partes que dominaram a política britânica por 100 anos.
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Remainer unity
By October 31, the 2016 Referendum will be three and a half years away. Its authority is fading by the day, that’s why Leavers are so keen to cling on to that snapshot of public opinion. We know much more about the complexity of leaving, the electorate has changed, and parliament has showed itself incapable of decision.
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