Introduction On 2013 a question was made referring to this theme, but it wasn’t that serious. The question was: Should UK leave the EU or not? But now… In June 2016, the UK voted by referendum to ‘Leave’ the EU. Majorities in Scotland and Northern Ireland voted ‘Remain’, but the total UK ‘Leave’ vote was 52%. Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty sets out how a Member State leaves. Article 50 is a plan for any country that wishes to exit the EU. It was created as part of the Treaty of Lisbon - an agreement signed up to by all EU states which became law in 2009. Before that treaty, there was no formal mechanism for a country to leave the EU. Part A On 2013 a question was made referring to this theme, but it wasn’t that serious. The question was: Should UK leave the EU or not? But now… What's happening now? The fifth round of monthly Brexit talks between the UK and the EU is taking place, with a decision due to be taken by the EU later in October on whether or not enough ...
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think this conflict is very interesting because it talks about the
nonconformity of the Britain people and them living the European Union, this
caused by the inequality of rights and different ways of thinking. However,
this act can affect us as a country, maybe not directly because our deals with
the UK only represent 1% of the total of our deals but it does affect us in the
global growth by making it slower. The main reason of the cause of this
conflict may be the socioeconomic inequality that existed. In my opinion the
vote that was made can be, in a certain way, unfair because when I was
searching and looking for information about this topic, I found out that most
of the people who chose to leave the EU, were above the 50 years and the
majority that chose to stay were under 50, so the youngest people who vote to
stay will have to live with the decision of those who don’t have too many years
to live took. In conclusion, we can say that this decision will
affect in all these areas: less economic growth, more inflation, possible loss
of territory and citizenship and loss of global hegemony. In this case, I
believe that the reaction that Mexico had was correct, this was to do no more
than only strengthen the macroeconomic framework.
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