Guy Verhofstadt interviewed at European Council Summit

The video discusses the European Parliament's stance on Brexit, emphasizing the need for a resolution by May 23 to avoid complications. It highlights the importance of a majority vote in the House of Commons for any Brexit deal and stresses the protection of citizens' rights. The discussion concludes with a call to finalize Brexit negotiations, reflecting on the two-year process.

Why does the European Parliament oppose extending Brexit beyond May 23?

• It would interfere with the European Union's renewal.

• It would strengthen the UK's bargaining position.

• It would benefit the UK more than the EU.

• It would lead to financial losses for the EU.

What is the European Parliament's primary focus instead of Brexit?

• The renewal of the European Union.

• Strengthening ties with the UK.

• Expanding the EU's borders.

• Improving trade relations with non-EU countries.

What does the European Parliament want to see in the House of Commons?

• A majority vote in favor of a specific solution.

• A vote to increase the power of Parliament.

• A vote against the Brexit deal.

• A vote for a second referendum.

What is the European Parliament's stance on the rights of citizens post-Brexit?

• They should be decided by the UK government.

• They should be the same as before Brexit.

• They should be negotiated after Brexit.

• They should be protected regardless of Brexit's outcome.

What is the European Parliament's view on the duration of Brexit negotiations?

• They should be paused until further notice.

• They should be extended for another year.

• They should conclude as soon as possible.

• They should continue indefinitely.