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  • LondonManc
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    Originally posted by GreenMirror View Post
    I am with Spain. All they want is what the EU have said verbally to be written down.

    Would you trust the EU?
    I don't trust anything with a politician in it.

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  • GreenMirror
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Spain can veto any future deal - they can’t block withdrawal agreement

    At this stage EU wants UK to bugger off for good
    Clean break divorce. Awesome.

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  • AtW
    replied
    Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
    Spain sound as smart as May.

    Right, guys, you can't veto the deal. Do you vote for or against it? We choose to veto it.
    Spain can veto any future deal - they can’t block withdrawal agreement

    At this stage EU wants UK to bugger off for good

    Leave a comment:

  • GreenMirror
    replied
    Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
    Spain sound as smart as May.

    Right, guys, you can't veto the deal. Do you vote for or against it? We choose to veto it.
    I am with Spain. All they want is what the EU have said verbally to be written down.

    Would you trust the EU?

    Leave a comment:

  • LondonManc
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    May looks beyond Parliament for support for deal

    Theresa May is to appeal to the public to back the UK's proposed Brexit deal as Spain demands last-minute changes on future decisions over Gibraltar.

    The PM will take to the airwaves to make the case for the agreement, which is opposed by Labour and many Tory MPs.
    The terms of withdrawal and declaration on future relations are expected to be signed off by member states on Sunday.
    The meeting will still go ahead despite "unresolved" Spanish concerns over the future of Gibraltar.

    Spain has threatened to veto the deal unless it gets assurances over the British Overseas Territory, although no one country can block the withdrawal agreement on its own at this stage.

    Brexit: May looks beyond Parliament for support for deal - BBC News
    Spain sound as smart as May.

    Right, guys, you can't veto the deal. Do you vote for or against it? We choose to veto it.

    Leave a comment:

  • AtW
    started a topic May calls for 2nd referendum (not a placeholder!)

    May calls for 2nd referendum (not a placeholder!)

    May looks beyond Parliament for support for deal

    Theresa May is to appeal to the public to back the UK's proposed Brexit deal as Spain demands last-minute changes on future decisions over Gibraltar.

    The PM will take to the airwaves to make the case for the agreement, which is opposed by Labour and many Tory MPs.
    The terms of withdrawal and declaration on future relations are expected to be signed off by member states on Sunday.
    The meeting will still go ahead despite "unresolved" Spanish concerns over the future of Gibraltar.

    Spain has threatened to veto the deal unless it gets assurances over the British Overseas Territory, although no one country can block the withdrawal agreement on its own at this stage.

    Brexit: May looks beyond Parliament for support for deal - BBC News
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