Now, when the British decided to leave the European Union, experts are wondering what will happen next with this country. The analysis shall include the British weekly “The Economist”. According to the newspaper – Great Britain took a step into the unknown. – The weakest thirty years the pound is not the best preview of the future: business confidence falls, the economy weakens, it is possible recession. Fewer jobs means lower tax revenues and the possibility of the necessary savings – predicts “The Economist”.
the referendum in the UK
It is not known when Britain will leave the European Union or on what terms. If the country will limit the free movement of people, it will have to pay for the lack of access to the common European market. Without European migrants – schools, hospitals, and agriculture – will be suffering from a shortage of labor. The best way for the British to follow in the footsteps of Norway, which is a deal with Europe, which will give access to the EU market while maintaining the free movement of people – he concludes, “The Economist”.
“changed the world”
In Italy, the final results of the referendum in the United Kingdom was received with surprise. – Won Brexit. London bids farewell to Europe – writes the Turin “La Stampa”. According to the chief of a newspaper Maurizio Molinari, one day changed the whole world.
“Corriere della Sera” he says about the historical result of the vote and also announces the departure of the United Kingdom – not the EU already, but in all of Europe. The biggest Italian daily highlights indescribable joy leader of the separatist Northern League Salviniego Matteo, who thanks the British for their choice. He adds: “Now it’s our turn.”
– Great Britain out of the EU. Wins Brexit 52 percent. Europe shocked – is the title of the Roman daily newspaper “La Repubblica”.
Next will Grexit?
In Europe opened Pandora’s box – so journalists in Greece, commenting on the results of the referendum in the UK. They emphasize that thus begins a period of political upheaval in the European Union, although there are also voices satisfaction with the decision of the British.
Greek media write about the victory Eurosceptics and point out that soon will be raised the question of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Catalonia. They recall that according to some experts, Brexit may entail also Grexit – the more that a growing number of Greeks dissatisfied with the policy of the European Union and the governments of Alexis Ciprasa.
Despite the official declarations of politicians and assurances that the country is entering the path of economic development, hardly anyone believes that Greece is able to emerge from the crisis if it does not change the policy of austerity, which imposed its creditors. In Greece, it is also not a few voices speaking about the hegemony of Germany in the European Union and that it serves the interests of some countries.
Source: RUPTLY / x-news
Both those who are pleased with the results of the plebiscite in the UK, and those who fear its consequences, they say that in the Community changes are needed. It must put an end to the policy of savings and the average European citizen to show a more friendly face.
51.9 percent. Britons were in favor of a referendum on Thursday at the exit of Britain from the European Union – according to a published Friday morning by the electoral commission of the final results. For staying in the EU voted 48.1 per cent. voters. As clarified committee for Brexitem favored over 17.4 million people, and for staying in the EU – 16.1 million.
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