BrExit?

[Budja]

2 hours ago, jms_uk said:

 

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Zasto politization?

 

No, ovo Berkovljevo je dobro ali takodje znaci i da opozicija ne predlaze iste amandmane reda radi.

 

Ok je da se malo uvede red, da se nesto ispregovara a ne da se politika vodi iskljucivo preko glasanja u Hose of Commons.

[mozzer]

Vreme prolazi...

 

http://rs.n1info.com/Svet/a469287/Nemacki-ministar-Bregzit-nije-igra-EU-umorna-od-pregovora.html

[Max Morlock]

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[Paul]

 

Edited March 19, 2019 by Paul

[Kampokei]

 

[Marvin (Paranoid Android)]

 

<zvižduće temu iz "Most na reci Kvaj">

[MancMellow]

Bogata Srbija. Ali to je taj model. 

[vememah]

 

[vememah]

Tereza Mej tražila odlaganje izlaska do 30.6.

 

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Theresa May caused uproar today by demanding a short delay to Brexit — a plan her own deputy said would be “downright reckless” just a week ago. 

In a cave-in to Right-wing Cabinet ministers and MPs, Downing Street announced this morning: “The PM won’t be asking for a long extension.”

Mrs May’s gamble set alarm bells ringing because it was seen to massively raise the risk of Britain accidentally crashing out of the European Union without any deal at all.

A minister told the Evening Standard: “This is a surprise as [Mrs May’s de facto deputy] David Lidington described a short extension as ‘reckless’ last week and it can only work if the European Research Group now vote for the withdrawal agreement.”

Mr Lidington told the Commons on March 14 that an extension of the Article 50 process to the end of June would be impossible. 

He told MPs: “In the absence of a deal, seeking such a short and, critically, one-off extension would be downright reckless ... making a no-deal scenario far more, rather than less, likely.” 

He went on: “Not only that, but from everything we have heard from the EU, both in public and in private, it is a proposal it would not accept.”

 

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/brexit-news-latest-theresa-may-sparks-uproar-with-short-brexit-delay-days-after-her-own-deputy-said-a4096501.html

Edited March 20, 2019 by vememah

[vememah]

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As the European Union mulls whether to grant the extension, a snap poll by YouGov indicates 61 per cent of the population would vote to remain in the EU rather than for Theresa May’s deal (39 per cent) if a referendum offering those options were called.

However, if people were asked in a public vote whether they would prefer to remain in the EU or leave with no deal in place, remain would still win, though by the smaller margin of 57-43 per cent.

 

It shows a 22-point lead for Remain over Ms May’s deal, or a 14-point lead for Remain over no deal at all.

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-second-referendum-deal-opinion-poll-theresa-may-a8831241.html

[vememah]

Brussels opposes Theresa May’s plan to delay Brexit until 30 June, according to a leaked internal EU diplomatic note.

The review of the Brexit situation drawn up by EU officials says national leaders will face a “binary” choice of a short Article 50 extension to before May 23, or a long delay to at least the end of this year.

“Any extension offered to the United Kingdom should either last until 23 May 2019 or should be significantly longer and require European elections,” the leaked document says.

“This is the only way of protecting the functioning of the EU institutions and their ability to take decisions.”

The document, drawn up for European Commissioners, says that "any other option (as for example an extension until 30 June 2019) would entail serious legal and political risks for the European Union and would import some of the current uncertainties in the United Kingdom into the EU27".

It adds that "any other scenario would also have direct legal and practical consequences for the election of Members to the European Parliament in 14 of our Member States".

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-news-latest-eu-article-50-extension-theresa-may-request-commission-a8831556.html

[mozzer]

@vememah

 

Hvala za sve informacije i pojasnjenja na jednom mestu

[vememah]

Now, sources have told the Press Association that France, Spain, Belgium and maybe Italy stand prepared to reject an extension without evidence parliament is now ready to accept a deal and “the deadlock can be broken”.

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/france-spain-and-belgium-could-veto-brexit-extension-1-5949758

[aram]

2 hours ago, mozzer said:

@vememah

 

Hvala za sve informacije i pojasnjenja na jednom mestu

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[Tsai]

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