It is certainly not unexpected of blame: The British Prime Minister accuses the Parliament, to hold the country “hostage”. On Monday, MPs will vote on Johnson’s re-election Plan.
For more than three years, the Parliament had not told the country what it wants, said the UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson. “But it has never want to say or what it wants.” This had led to a standstill. “The Parliament can not take the country longer hostage”, is quoted by Johnson from the “Sunday Express” more. Millions of businesses and people can’t plan their future properly. “This paralysis is causing real damage, and the country needs to develop in the year 2020 forward.”
In the Brexit-armed Johnson wants to leave the Parliament on Monday voted, whether it be on 12. December is elections in the UK. Under the previously valid legislation, he needs a Two-thirds majority and the consent of a good part of the Labour members. Their Chairman Jeremy Corbyn has spoken but cautious and want to wait for a decision in Brussels over the length of a Brexit-deferral. The formation of opinion in the largest opposition party is, however, unclear.
“We hope that an election is to take place”
The Scottish national party SNP and the liberal Democrats have established their consent to new elections of a condition. The EU had previously deferred to the British request for a Brexit-up to the 31. January-in the first place – without the possibility to leave the EU, wrote the two party leaders at the EU-great-grandson, Donald Tusk. With an extension at least until the end of January or later, the Opposition could work together to choose a new government. “We all hope that an election will be held, so that the way out is broken loose Situation.”
Germany and most other EU States are, in principle, for a re-extension of the deadline, France you want to but only so long as the ratification of the Convention in the UK takes. Nothing happens in the next few days, even the UK’s membership ends on December 31. October, at midnight, without a contract. The British EU exit was originally for the 29. March planned, but was postponed in the spring twice.
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