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Bunge la Uingereza laukata mpango wa nchi hiyo kujitoa ndani ya Umoja wa Ulaya uliowasilishwa na Waziri Mkuu, Theresa May
May anashindwa kulishawishi Bunge zikiwa zimesalia siku 17 kabla ya kuanza kuutekeleza mpango huo
Kura hiyo dhidi ya Theresa May inaweza kuibua hoja ya kutokuwa na imani naye na kama atashindwa nchi hiyo itarudi kwenye ichaguxi tena
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The issue that has dominated British politics for three years, casts the nation’s political and economic future into confusion with just 17 days left until its scheduled exit from the European Union.
The vote is sure to intensify calls for her to either step down, call a general election, or both. Plenty of Conservative lawmakers would like to take her place as party leader and prime minister, but there is no obvious front-runner, and the outcome of a general election is just as unclear.
Mrs. May’s plan, painstakingly negotiated with the European Union, would have set the terms for Britain’s scheduled exit on March 29.
Unless Parliament takes some other action, Britain will leave the bloc on that date without a deal in place, which Brexit hardliners insist would be fine, but which most lawmakers and economists say would be disastrous.
Parliament is set to vote Wednesday on whether to reject the prospect of a “no-deal” Brexit, and to vote Thursday on whether to seek a postponement of the March 29 deadline.
The bloc would have to agree to a postponement, which appears likely, but the duration of such a delay is uncertain.
Britain could unilaterally revoke its decision to withdraw, and either abandon Brexit or start the process over again, which Mrs. May has said she will not do.
Tuesday’s vote was Parliament’s second rejection of the plan, and there was talk of a third vote, even closer to the deadline.
The British attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, outside the prime minister’s office on Downing Street in London on Tuesday.
May anashindwa kulishawishi Bunge zikiwa zimesalia siku 17 kabla ya kuanza kuutekeleza mpango huo
Kura hiyo dhidi ya Theresa May inaweza kuibua hoja ya kutokuwa na imani naye na kama atashindwa nchi hiyo itarudi kwenye ichaguxi tena
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The issue that has dominated British politics for three years, casts the nation’s political and economic future into confusion with just 17 days left until its scheduled exit from the European Union.
The vote is sure to intensify calls for her to either step down, call a general election, or both. Plenty of Conservative lawmakers would like to take her place as party leader and prime minister, but there is no obvious front-runner, and the outcome of a general election is just as unclear.
Mrs. May’s plan, painstakingly negotiated with the European Union, would have set the terms for Britain’s scheduled exit on March 29.
Unless Parliament takes some other action, Britain will leave the bloc on that date without a deal in place, which Brexit hardliners insist would be fine, but which most lawmakers and economists say would be disastrous.
Parliament is set to vote Wednesday on whether to reject the prospect of a “no-deal” Brexit, and to vote Thursday on whether to seek a postponement of the March 29 deadline.
The bloc would have to agree to a postponement, which appears likely, but the duration of such a delay is uncertain.
Britain could unilaterally revoke its decision to withdraw, and either abandon Brexit or start the process over again, which Mrs. May has said she will not do.
Tuesday’s vote was Parliament’s second rejection of the plan, and there was talk of a third vote, even closer to the deadline.
The British attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, outside the prime minister’s office on Downing Street in London on Tuesday.
