The UK opposition party Labour is in favour of a second Brexit Referendum. Party chief Corbyn had not connected to this claim yet, but a second vote is taken, only as a last resort, if the Brexit Treaty could not be amended and early elections were not possible. Labour will also support a move that May set a force to Move the EU-exit, if until the middle of March no exit agreement has been ratified. the
After a long Hesitation, has set up the British Labour party on the demand for a new Brexit Referendum. The UK’s biggest opposition party announced on its website. Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will inform the MPs on Monday about this step. Labour wanted to prevent a “destructive Tory-Brexit” from the conservative government party of Prime Minister Theresa May.
you May want to bring the deputies in London on Tuesday on the latest state-of-the Brexit talks. On Wednesday, the UK comes together under the house, to advise on further action in the planned exit from the EU and vote. Members then submit Amendments for the Brexit agreement with the EU, including those that will be required in which a second Referendum.
His party will submit a request to either myself or support it, Corbyn. Labour, however, wanted to try first, the government claims to galvanize, stressed Corbyn, according to the announcement. In addition, the party will support a move that May set a force to Move the EU-exit, if until the middle of March no exit agreement has been ratified. Thus, an unregulated EU is to be averted exit.
In the ranks of the Labour party in calling for a new Brexit Referendum popular. For some time several Labour parliamentarians. The left-wing EU-sceptic Corbyn had not connected to this claim yet, but a second vote is taken, only as a last resort. The fact Labour will fall back only if the Brexit Treaty could not be amended and early elections were not possible, said the party leader in the weeks before his change of opinion. For this attitude he has been criticized in the own ranks and partly armed. In the last week, several Labour MPs Brexit as a Protest against Corbyns were course of the party.
