Johnson bids farewell to UK MPs: "Este la Vista"

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom spoke for the last time in Parliament, said goodbye to members of his party and thanked his colleagues.

"We helped, I helped, to get this country through an epidemic and help save another country from barbarism. The mission was largely achieved," he said.

Later in the day, the Conservative Party will determine who are the two candidates for prime minister

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20/07/2022

Wednesday, 20 July 2022, 15:56 Updated: 16:11

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In the video: Johnson separates from parliament - "Este la Vista" (Photo: Reuters)

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said goodbye to members of the Conservative Party today, and was applauded for the plight of his party members.

At the end of his last appearance in Parliament, he thanked his colleagues and greeted them with a farewell "Este la vista, baby"

"We helped, I helped, to move this country through an epidemic and help save another country from barbarism. Wenson in his farewell speech.

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Johnson announces resignation (Photo: Reuters)

Earlier this month, Johnson announced his resignation, after more than 50 ministers and MPs announced their resignation from his government.

The ministers avenged the "rebellion" by saying that "they can no longer work for a government that is stained with several scandals."

This, after another internal uprising took place earlier, in June, and included a vote of partisan internal distrust.

Now, after Johnson's resignation, former Finance Minister Rishi Sonak, Defense Minister Liz Tras and former junior minister Penny Mordont are competing for the presidency.

Today, UK MPs will vote for the last time in a round of voting and determine which of the three, they are the two candidates for the presidency of the Conservative Party, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

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