Brexit

“Al contrario que la primera ministra, hice campaña por el Brexit [...] y creo que lo que ocurre actualmente, por desgracia, no es lo que se le prometió a la gente en 2016” BORIS JOHNSON Ex ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

Since the Vote Leave campaign in 2015, the British public has been told that the eventual loss of unrestricted access to the European market can be compensated by new free trade deals with emerging economies

Since the Vote Leave campaign in 2015, the British public has been told that the eventual loss of unrestricted access to the European market can be compensated by new free trade deals with emerging economies

Since the Vote Leave campaign in 2015, the British public has been told that the eventual loss of unrestricted access to the European market can be compensated by new free trade deals with emerging economies

Since the Vote Leave campaign in 2015, the British public has been told that the eventual loss of unrestricted access to the European market can be compensated by new free trade deals with emerging economies

Since the Vote Leave campaign in 2015, the British public has been told that the eventual loss of unrestricted access to the European market can be compensated by new free trade deals with emerging economies

Desde la campaña para abandonar la Unión Europea en 2015, al público británico se le ha dicho que la pérdida eventual del acceso irrestricto al mercado común puede ser compensada mediante nuevos acuerdos de libre comercio con las economías emergentes

Half a year from the deadline of Brexit on March 29, 2019, the risk of a bitter divorce between the Uk and EU looms large after the rejection of Theresa May’s Chequers plan, considered by her 27 European Union partners “unworkable”

A medio año del Brexit el 29 de marzo de 2019, el riesgo de un divorcio entre el Reino Unido y Bruselas proyecta su sombra después del rechazo del plan Chequers de la primera ministra británica, considerado “inviable” por sus 27 socios de la Unión Europea

Premier dice que el diálogo con Bruselas atraviesa un “impasse”; Consejo Europeo mantiene posturas sobre frontera irlandesa y comercio