Brexit, today the vote in Parliament. But an amendment could shift everything from our correspondent
LONDON - Today in London is the day of judgment. The deputies of Westminster vote this afternoon on the Brexit agreement concluded on Thursday by Boris Johnson in Brussels: the approval is on the razor's edge, because the Northern Irish Protestant unionists are against and the government alone does not have a majority. The premier has spent the last frantic hours trying to convince the recalcitrant deputies: he hopes that a pro-Brexit Labor patrol will come to his rescue, which could allow him to cross the finish line. A scenario, according to the indiscretions of the last hours, which seems to be able to materialize. It's time to decide. Another postponement would be senseless, this agreement allows us to regain control, the prime minister said in Parliament.