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@BrexitCliffEdge 'No investment' at Vauxhall Ellesmere Port plant until Brexit sorted..Carlos Tavares, chief executive of Groupe PSA, warned a no-deal outcome would be a 'disaster' for Britain and the rest of Europe. nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
@BrexitCliffEdge Vauxhall: No further Ellesmere Port investment until Brexit outcome decided Production of electric and hybrid cars will not be introduced to Ellesmere Port until the outcome of Brexit is decided, nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
@BrexitCliffEdge Bombardier is pushing the DUP to back Theresa May’s Brexit deal. nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
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Welcome to the Brexit Cliff Edge - Feel free to retweet to your followers - Jobs at Risk
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@BrexitCliffEdge British employers held off from hiring permanent staff in February, adding to signs of growing nerves ahead of Brexit in the country’s otherwise strong labour market, a survey of recruiters showed. nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
@BrexitCliffEdge A second consecutive annual loss of more than £200m for Countrywide sent the UK’s biggest estate agent sliding to the bottom of London’s market as Brexit angst threatens to derail its turnaround. nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
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@BrexitCliffEdge Temporary wage subsidies to stop companies laying off staff in a recession are an effective tool against joblessness, Bank of England researchers said that might feed into policy response to a no-deal Brexit nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
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@BrexitCliffEdge Liam Fox defends spending £100,000 on a podcast listened to by 8,400 people Liam Fox was asked again if his podcast presented value for taxpayers' money, nfind.uk/brexit_cliff_e…
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#Brexit: ricapitoliamo.

1) La Camera dei Comuni incarica Theresa May di rinegoziare il backstop per evitare il ritorno della frontiera fisica tra Irlanda e Irlanda Nord.

Cioè quello che May ha cercato di fare a dicembre e inizio gennaio ottenendo una lettera Ue di chiarimenti
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2) L’Ue risponde subito: no.

Come già detto a dicembre l’accordo di ritiro, backstop incluso, non si può rinegoziare.
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