Hollande declara que el Brexit es irreversible

The transcript discusses the UK's expectations and challenges in negotiating a post-Brexit trade deal with the EU. It covers the outcomes of phase one, including financial contributions and agreements on European citizens. The focus shifts to future UK-EU relations, emphasizing the need for a special relationship, especially in defense. The possibility of a trade agreement is explored, highlighting Europe's firm stance on agriculture and cultural exceptions. The impact on financial services and the internal market is also discussed, noting the loss of passporting rights if free movement is not accepted.

What was one of the main outcomes of the first phase of Brexit negotiations?

• The UK retained full access to the single market.

• The UK gained new trade agreements with non-EU countries.

• The UK agreed to a general financial contribution.

• The UK decided to leave the European Union immediately.

What is the primary aim of Brexit according to the second section?

• To isolate the UK from European markets.

• To punish the British.

• To increase tariffs on British goods.

• To clarify future relations between the EU and the UK.

What is a key demand from Europe in the Brexit negotiations?

• Complete free movement of people.

• Protection of agriculture and cultural exceptions.

• Unrestricted access to British financial markets.

• Immediate withdrawal of British troops from Europe.

What is a significant challenge in forming a post-Brexit trade agreement?

• Maintaining the free movement of goods and services.

• Establishing a new currency for trade.

• Increasing the number of British exports to the EU.

• Reducing the number of European citizens in the UK.

What might Britain lose access to if a trade agreement does not include free movement?

• The European Parliament.

• The Schengen Area.

• Passporting rights.

• The Euro currency.