UE: restare o uscire?

17.10.2018

Come conciliare i seguenti due comunicati?
Gli Inglesi si pentono e noi sogniamo ancora?


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L'Italia si scopre euroscettica: se si votasse oggi, solo il 44% sceglierebbe di restare nella Ue.

Eurobarometro: il dato più basso di tutta Europa, compresa la Gran Bretagna.

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BBC News

10.8.2018

If there were to be a second referendum now, 52% would vote Remain and 48% Leave, an average of polls over the past three months suggests.

So, it is a stable picture, albeit one that reverses the position in 2016.

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Europa e Brexit, i rischi possibili

Affermare che i negoziati per far uscire la Gran Bretagna dall’Unione europea non sono andati bene vorrebbe dire minimizzare. Malgrado tutte le promesse fatte durante il referendum, i sostenitori della Brexit hanno sia sottovalutato l’importanza fondamentale dell’integrazione della Gran Bretagna nell’economia paneuropea, sia omesso di spiegare i sacrifici che la Brexit comporterà necessariamente. 

Lasciare la Ue significa prendere decisioni immani tra la sicurezza economica, garantita dall’appartenenza al Mercato unico e all’Unione doganale, e la fine della sovranità condivisa...

(TONY BLAIR, NICK CLEGG E MICHAEL HESELTINE)

https://rep.repubblica.it/pwa/traduzione/2018/10/17/news/brexit_le_ragioni_per_non_uscire_dall_europa-209136184/?ref=RHPPTP-BH-I0-C12-P1-S3.4-T1
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Leslie, MP, says: 

Nobody voted to throw away £150 million a week!

The Tony Blair Institute has tonight published a report on the impact of Brexit on the services sector of the British economy.

"Theresa May's bad Brexit deal would offer next to nothing for the 80% of our economy that is the service sector.

"In a £2 trillion economy losing the 0.4% of annual growth this report points to means throwing away over £150 million a week. Nobody stuck that on the side of their bus.

"With prices already rising in the shops and doctors and nurses leaving the NHS, Brexit is already hurting our economy and damaging our public services and this report suggests there is much worse to come.

“Nobody voted for any of that and we must have a People's Vote on any Brexit deal." 

The "Great British Stop Brexit March"

Beginning at 10am on Saturday 20th October 2018, we shall celebrate the UK's place at the heart of the EU. Come and enjoy the UK and pan-European food and community stalls, enjoy the festivities and come together for the common cause. There will follow a very special speaker’s rally, showcasing voices from around Britain and the continent, before uniting as one for a mass march upon Parliament.

Join us and celebrate the country we know and love and let everyone know we are not prepared to let it go!