Tony Blair del Reino Unido dice que la probabilidad de que se revierta el Brexit es de 30 por ciento

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, highlighting the political challenges in the UK, such as a hung parliament and opposition from both Labour and Conservative MPs. It explores the role of elites in the Brexit debate and emphasizes the importance of speaking up on significant national decisions, regardless of being on the losing side. The speaker argues for a different and better way, stressing the need for continued debate and dialogue.

What is one of the main challenges the UK government faces in implementing its version of Brexit?

• International pressure

• Financial constraints

• Opposition from Labour and Conservative MPs

• Lack of public support

Why does the speaker believe it is important to speak up about Brexit?

• To support the elites

• Because it could change the country's destiny

• To change public opinion

• To gain political power

According to the speaker, what is a misconception about the elites in the Brexit debate?

• Elites are only in favor of Brexit

• Elites have no influence

• Elites are only against Brexit

• Elites are all from the media

How does the speaker view the role of the 16 million people who voted to remain?

• As indifferent to the outcome

• As a minority

• As elitists

• As an important part of the debate

What is the speaker's stance on continuing the Brexit debate?

• It should be left to politicians

• It should be stopped immediately

• It is crucial to keep discussing

• It is a waste of time