BackMantener el 'statu quo' con la UE "no es suficiente", dice el primer ministro británico, Andy Burnham
Mantener el 'statu quo' con la UE "no es suficiente", dice el primer ministro británico, Andy Burnham
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Mantener el 'statu quo' con la UE "no es suficiente", dice el primer ministro británico, Andy Burnham

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El primer ministro británico, Andy Burnham, ha calificado de insuficiente el estado actual de las relaciones con la Unión Europea y ha instado a iniciar un diálogo serio en la próxima cumbre de noviembre para definir una estrategia a largo plazo.

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El Reino Unido busca redefinir sus vínculos con la Unión Europea tras años de tensiones post-Brexit.

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El primer ministro británico, Andy Burnham, declaró este lunes ante el Parlamento que el estado actual de las relaciones del Reino Unido con la Unión Europea no es lo suficientemente bueno.

En un discurso dirigido a los diputados, Burnham afirmó que la cumbre con la UE, prevista en noviembre, supone una oportunidad para entablar un "diálogo serio" sobre las relaciones con el bloque a largo plazo porque, en su opinión, "seguir con el statu quo no es suficiente para el Reino Unido".

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  • Cumbre con la UE en noviembre

    Very likely · Within months

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  • ¿Qué propuestas específicas presentará el gobierno en noviembre?

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