هل يشعر البريطانيون بالندم للخروج من الاتحاد الأوروبي؟

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00:00 The London protests are the second time this year to demand Britain's return to the European Union.

00:09 As for the historic decision Britain made in 2021 to leave the European Union,

00:17 it is now bearing the brunt of its economic losses.

00:20 So, at the beginning we point out that this is the second time in 2023 that the streets are being fed by British citizens

00:30 and that is to demand Britain's return to join the European Union.

00:36 In this context, we point out that today the protesters consider that the decision of Brexit to leave Britain from the European Union

00:43 has been harmful to the poor, because they are the weakest, and that is because of the high cost of living and the increase in prices.

00:54 We also point out that it is expected that the British economy will have the worst performance in the next 20 years.

01:03 We also point out that the first referendum to leave the European Union was in 2016

01:12 and the official exit of Britain was in January 2021.

01:20 Today, as for the political decisions that will be the main driver of the protesters' demands,

01:28 the opposition workers' party is trying to improve relations with the European Union.

01:36 We point out that the ruling party considers that the opposition is trying to bring Britain back to the European Union.

01:46 As for the Stalmer party, which is the leader of the workers' party,

01:51 it considers that today they are trying to improve the deal for Brexit, but there are no reasons to bring Britain back to the European Union.

01:59 The leader of the workers' party is also running talks with French President Emmanuel Macron

02:06 in order to improve relations with the European Union.

02:10 Today, in light of the protests that demand Britain's return to the European Union,

02:16 the opposition parties are trying to improve relations with the European Union.

02:21 All this is happening because of the losses that the British economy is suffering.

02:27 First, we notice that the British pound has lost its value and is falling behind the dollar.

02:36 There is also a big shortage of workers in Britain, as well as the increase in the cost of imports.

02:43 These are the reasons that negatively affect the British economy.

02:48 We also notice that the British pound has reached 6.7% in August, which is still very far from the targets of the Bank of England.

02:58 This affects the increase in the cost of living and the decrease in purchasing power.

03:03 We also note that analysts say that Brexit contributes to the increase in the cost of food.

03:12 We notice that today, the British pound is responsible for a third of the increase in food prices since 2019,

03:20 as a result of Britain's exit from the European Union.

03:25 We also note that the British economy is now 5.5% smaller than it was in the case of the remaining British powers in the European Union.

03:36 We also notice that today, the trade in goods is 7% less and investments are 11% less.

03:43 Will the protests in Britain continue and the demand for Britain to leave the European Union in the face of the economic crisis?