EUROPE POLITICAL MAP

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when did it all start?

vote began three and a half years later the time has come the British JUNE 23RD 2016 people decide by a narrow margin in favour of leaving

in the year 2013 David Cameron,the British Prime Minister, makes a speech announcing his intentions to change the role of the United Kingdom in the eu.

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consequences

-Slowdown in trade between the UK and the European Union

-Uncertainity for EU citizens living in the UK and for citizens living in the EU

-Political tensions

PROS OF LEAVING EU

Foreign affairs Continued EU membership would limit Britain’s international influence, ruling out an independent seat at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

A UK outside the EU would have the capacity to better control its immigration and prioritize British citizens over the citizens of other European states

Trade Membership of the EU keeps Britain from fully capitalising on trade with other major economies such as Japan, India and the US.

Sovereignty Britain will have more control of its laws and regulations, without the risk of having counterintuitive European policies forcefully imposed.

CONS OF LEAVING EU

Trade EU membership provides Britain access to the European single market, which is invaluable for trade and enables the easy movement of goods, services and people across member states.

Money European businesses invest billions of pounds in the UK every year, both in the public sector and private sector.

Business Free trade within the EU reduces barriers and enables companies to grow.

Consumer goods The average person in Britain saves hundreds each year thanks to lower prices of goods and services facilitated by the EU.

KEY WORDS

Withdrawal agreement (and Northern Ireland protocol)

backstop

Transition period

No deal

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