The long break
29/12/2017 00:00
Well, we shouldn’t be worried about Brexit or the ongoing crisis in Catalonia because both the British and Spanish governments have gone on holiday. So problems on hold until the New Year: well that’s alright then. Now I suppose and hope that plenty of work is being done behind the scenes. On Brexit, prime minister Theresa May was defeated in parliament with the help of her own MPs, and all is not well even though alleged progress appears to have been made. But we are still on the Brexit first course and this will be a Brexit banquet, so there is plenty of work to be done.
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Yet another poorly researched and presented article. Will we ever have a genuine editor or will the paper continue with its third rate content?
Jason, you obviously don’t read the newspapers or watch TV. Only yesterday Rajoy and leader of Ciudadanos, the winning party in the last Catalan elections, met to discuss on how to proceed after the other parties have decided what to do, something they have up to the 23rd of January to do. Until then nobody, not even the Spanish Prime Minister can, or should, intervene.