El ex secretario del Interior del Reino Unido prevé que haya un segundo referendo por el Brexit

The transcript discusses the potential for a second Brexit referendum, highlighting the political and economic implications of the Brexit deal. It examines the role of political parties, particularly the Conservative Party, in deciding whether to hold a second referendum. The discussion also considers the impact of Brexit on future elections and the importance of public opinion in shaping political strategies.

What are some of the costs mentioned that might arise from the Brexit deal?

• Gains in trade agreements

• Monetary and influence losses

• Increased influence in Europe

• Improved international relations

Who might be necessary to call a second referendum according to the speaker?

• The British public

• The opposition leader

• A pro-Brexit cabinet minister or Prime Minister

• The European Union

What political scenario could lead to a majority in the House of Commons supporting a second referendum?

• A new election before the deal is finalized

• A public protest demanding a second referendum

• A coalition of Labour, Lib Dems, Scottish nationalists, and remain Conservative MPs

• A unanimous decision by the Conservative Party

Why does the speaker suggest it might be beneficial for the Conservative Party to support a second referendum?

• To avoid implementing a deal that might be unpopular

• To reduce taxes

• To strengthen ties with the European Union

• To gain immediate political power

What could be a potential consequence for the Conservative Party if they refuse a second referendum and the deal is implemented?

• Increased popularity in the next election

• Brexit being a burden in the 2022 election

• Immediate economic growth

• Stronger international alliances