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I guess one does not “just negotiate an agreement” for something like this. And perhaps two referendums and working incrementally is wise in general, given the
by thih9 1mo ago
I guess one does not “just negotiate an agreement” for something like this.
And perhaps two referendums and working incrementally is wise in general, given the mess that was Brexit.
- mixdup 1mo agoBut that is quite literally what they are going to do. They're asking the public if they should try to join the EU. If yes, they will negotiate an agreement with the EU. Once the government has agreed a path forward with the EU, they'll then have another vote and if yes they'll actually sign the agreement and join the EU, if no, it ends there and they don't join This first vote isn't committing the country or population to anything
- thih9 1mo agoAs you say, it is committing the country to negotiate an agreement with the EU.
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