“We call upon the Government of His Majesty to apply a rule that in case of voting for the Remain or Leave less than 60%, and with a turnout below 75%, expect to hold another referendum.” This The text of the petition activated yesterday on the website of the British Parliament House of Commons that has collected in a short time two million signatures . According to the parliamentary rules of procedure of the United Kingdom, the petitions that exceed the 100,000 signatures should become the subject of a debate in the classroom. Each petition to the British Parliament has a duration of six months. On the petition web page you can also see a map that displays in real time the consistency and the geographical origin of signers to this request to repeat the referendum on Britain’s European Union.
a new referendum on Brexit?
Until a few days ago, the proposal to hold a further consultation, “in the event that a vote for or Remain Leave it for less than 60 percent and the turnout below 75 “, has remained concealed in the site of the House of Commons. from 24, to result obtained in favor of Brexit, the miracle happened, or rather the ‘assault. Somehow, someone remembered, has passed the word and the web of Parliament has gone haywire because more than two million people have put the signature. And some lawmakers have, in turn, re-launched the initiative. But, as pointed out by the Corriere della Sera, The petition is unlikely to achieve the goal :
Better get rid of all illusions. Theoretically everything is possible. And dreaming is not forbidden. But that a resigning prime minister will take the trouble to call a second referendum it is like thinking that Nigel Farage is a statesman of Churchill level. Madness. And anyway, to avoid misunderstandings, Cameron explained: once and forever, there is no way back. To close the circle we thought Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, who has been with the categorical no. “We have to think to unite and not to divide more» . The verdict of 23 is not discussed.
Although there are three or four million that press to have the proof of Appeal. An angry army is not something to be underestimated. And it is still a serious state of mind clue that you created. To which the Parliament should, as a minimum, debate the issue. Maybe then file it. Instead it will be spared from the discussion of a second petition, launched by the web of Commons but by a public platform, inviting the Mayor of London to declare independence in the capital and to apply for membership of the European Union. One hundred thirty thousand signatures. Nice. But it is folklore.
the marks on the run from the City after the result of the referendum on Brexit (BBC, 26 June 2016)
Another popular consultation instead advances. The beyond remain strong 60% of the Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon has immediately convened an extraordinary meeting of his government. A second referendum on Scottish independence in the aftermath of the Brexit victory, is “a concrete option.” The procedure, set out the Scottish premier, has already started. Edinburgh has also demanded immediate talks in Brussels to “discuss how to protect the place of Scotland in the EU.” The Sturgeon then asked to convene a summit in Edinburgh with European representatives. Conservatives and Labour: complicated days. Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has criticized the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn accusing him of “not giving enough support to the cause of remain”. Among the Conservatives, after the resignation announced by Prime Minister Cameron is an internal feud has created the party to prevent Boris Johnson, the former mayor of London and leader of the campaign pro-Brexit, becomes prime minister. With bags in disarray, the pound at historic lows and the demonstrations in the cities, is not popular.
The details of the vote on Brexit by territory and age groups (BBC, 25 June 2016)
a regrexit after Brexit?
Despite this, a new line is done online street in the Day After the referendum on Brexit: runs through Twitter and is called #Regrexit, from ‘regret’ , or ‘regret, remorse, repentance, regret ‘. It is a hashtag launched almost simultaneously with the petition. and then there as who tweets “#Brexit #Regrexit? I think you still have a chance, and continues to grow …” then adds signs to ask the second referendum. The hashtag is also reported by CNN, with several tweets of people who seem to regret that he had voted for output. As some Khembe who writes: “I voted leave believing the lies and now I regret it more than anything else, I really feel robbed of my vote.” But many posts, or rather tweet launched with the hashtag #Regrexit however, are largely of people who were in favor of the ‘Remain’, and then express particular frustration, rather than repentance. As a certain Rafael Love that “#Regrexit is a fact, and millions of Britons are now trying the pill-the-day-after”. Or as Pauline Mayers, that “While supporters of Brexit begin to realize the implications of their vote, I declare today, June 25 the day of #Regrexit.”
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