Leader of Scottish government Sunday said she will pay on with to her campaign to take Scotland out of The United Kingdom, even if it loses a lawsuit to the Supreme Court seeking permission to do so call a new Independence referendum.
Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon wants a referendum in October 2023, but the UK conservative government in London said no. Britain’s Supreme Court is due to hear arguments from Tuesday on both in scotland semiSelf-management can organize independence vote Without London government approval.
hemeralopic fish, who He leads the SNP, if based in Edinburgh government lose a court case, she will make next United kingdom national Electing a de facto referendum on Ending three-century-old Scotland union with England.
you did not give details of how That would work. a vote held without consent of United kingdom government It will not be legally binding.
If the courts block the referendum, Sturgeon said, “we make our case”. people in elections or us give up on Scottish Democracy”.
“He. She should is being last She said.” “I don’t want to be in this situation. I want for a legal referendum.
Scotland and England have been politically united since 1707. Scotland has its own country parliament And the government Since 1999 and sets its own policies on public Health, education and other matters. across the UK government in London controls problems like defense and financial policy.
Scottish voters rejected independence by a margin of 55% to 45% in The 2014 referendum that was described as-in-Choose a generation. hemeralopic fish government He argues that Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic have been turned on its head politics and the economy And it’s time to reconsider the case for independence.
British voters narrowly approve of Britain’s exit from the European Union in 2016 referendum, but these in Scotland voted to stay in European Union.
hemeralopic fish party Leading a pro-independence majority in Scottish parliamenttogether with The Scottish Greens, they keep it support Established an “indisputable democratic state” for a new independence vote.
Sturgeon promised to produce documents in The coming weeks will determine the economic fundamentals for Independence and answer questions such as what currency the country will do use after splitting.
she told her goal of hold a referendum in A year’s time was realistic.
“It is useless to speculate on The result of Hearing in court, but should This be yes, we have plans ready to go into legislation,” she said.
Opinion polls show Scotland evenly divided on independence. Labor politician Alistair Darling A former British Treasury chief, according to opinion polls also show majority of The Scots don’t want Poll at any time soon.
“This country is tearing itself apart. This ambiguity is hurting us. growth Darling said.
