Scottish prime minister nationalist Nicola Sturgeon will launch a new campaign for a second call on Tuesday. independence referendum of the area that it hopes to complete by the end of 2023.
Speaking to the BBC, Sturgeon answered “Yes” when asked if he had officially launched the campaign. plebiscite “number two” On the partition of Scotland, a region united with the rest of the English territory since 1707.
The prime minister plans to disclose a series of documents in which he will justify a new consultation following the first referendum in September 2014. 55% of Scots refused to leave 45% support independence.
“If we knew everything we know now in 2014 As for which direction England will go, I am confident that Scotland will then vote yes,” Sturgeon added, referring to Brexit.
In June 2016, in a referendum to stay or leave the EU, Scotland voted to join the EU. permanencebut the end result of the whole region was Brexit.
The first document Sturgeon will publish is with Scotland. other european countries and explain why it will benefit from the independence of the region.
Afterward, Sturgeon hopes to publish documents on the subject. rosette, taxes, defense, social Security and pensionsEU accession and trade.
“The very clear result is that Scotland would be much better off as an independent country.” Pointing out that the aim is to make the call legal, the prime minister added that it is officially recognized.