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Published on Monday, June 19, 2017

What kind of Brexit can now be expected?

A few weeks ago the majority of analysts were saying that Theresa May’s real motive in calling early elections in the UK was to strengthen her majority against the hardest wing of her party. This would have enabled her to accept “softer” conditions in a possible agreement on Brexit.

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Miguel JiménezBBVA Research - Lead Economist

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