“
If Boris falls
,
Brexit
falls,”
assured
Michael Heseltine, Europhile “old lion” of the Conservative Party, himself the architect of the fall of Margaret Thatcher because of her anti-European positions.
Boris Johnson is so identified with the audacious adventure of Brexit that, with its fall, the British will indeed have to make essential choices for their future.
The assessment of the radical break with the European Union, decided by referendum in 2016 and implemented at the start of 2021, is beginning to appear in broad daylight, after having been drowned in the economic stall due to the pandemic.
At 54%, the British consider that Brexit
is "going badly"
, compared to 16% who still believe in its benefits, according to a YouGov poll on June 28.
That Boris Johnson very seriously recently created a “
Brexit opportunities
” ministry seemed bitingly ironic.
The UK suffers from the same problems as comparable economies: inflation
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