Gb, over a million signatures of pro-Europeans for new referendum

Despite Brexit, British pro-Europeans, especially among the new generations, are not giving up and in a few hours have already collected more than a million signatures on a petition to call a new referendum, a request that Parliament can consider if the requests exceed , as in this case, the 100 members. Meanwhile, British Eurocommissioner Jonathan Hill, head of financial services and the capital market in the EU, has resigned.

British pro-Europeans are not giving up. In just a few hours, British citizens who want to stay in Europe and don't agree with Brexit have collected more than a million signatures on a petition calling for a new referendum on the place of the United Kingdom in the European Union. Lots of young people signing up

The law provides that the Parliament can examine a popular referendum proposal when it is supported, as in this case, by more than 100 adhesions.

The battle is therefore far from over in the United Kingdom, also because Scotland and Ireland do not want to break with the European Union.

In the last few hours, meanwhile, the British Eurocommissioner, Jonathan Hill, responsible for financial services and the EU capital market, has announced his resignation.

Europe intends to make Europe pay dearly and will only hesitate to start divorce proceedings. After the meetings in the next few hours between Matteo Renzi and Francois Hollande and then with Angela Merkel, on Tuesday the 27 EU summit will impeach British Prime Minister Cameron who has led his country into a dead end that can damage not only Great Britain but also Europe as a result of the political contagion that risks contaminating Austria, Hungary and Holland.