Last Tuesday 8th November in London the European Union Through its Embassy and the European Union Delegation in the British capital, they organize events to bring together representatives of European citizens in the country.

One of the many surprising facts shared today is the fact that London today it has more citizens of the 27 EU member states, than any other European capital, exceeding one million people.

The UK is officially entering recession, and the Bank of England has said it will last for at least two years.

Five years after the disastrous outcome of the Brexit referendum, after the official exit in 2020 and the pandemic, the EU is starting to have a more direct activity with citizens who continue to live and work in the country.

It European Union, beyond the symbolism of occupying the former Conservative Party headquarters in London in icon European House located a few meters from Parliament Square in Westminster, he has continued contact with residents he has maintained during negotiations against the conservative party’s attempts to use the country’s European population as a signal to pressure and threaten.

Jaime de Villotawho is in charge of Citizenship, Social, Justice and Internal Policy, this delegation, told in his presentation how many letters were addressed to Nigel Faragearchitect on the part of the referendum and anti-EU activist (although having made a living thanks to this institution) … the irony of life.

The decoupling situation between the islands and the European economic bloc has many fronts, but one that comes to be discussed during the day is its impact on people and how it affects many areas, from work to social, including the formal aspects of our lives. continue presence and residency in the country through permanent status.

Daniel Fleischer-Ambrus which directs the European citizenship rights program is reminiscent of a mystical phrase from Monty Python’s filmography, citing the question from “What did the Romans ever do for us?”

We hear too many excuses and explanations about how bad bureaucrats are Brussels They prevent the UK from progressing and have shown us since the referendum how media and social networks are being used by the financial elite to upset the balance.

Citizens entering the UK from the EU now do not have the right to vote and participate in local elections in the cities where they will live and pay their taxes

In 2022 we have seen the wall that has been built from within the UK for a long time and as sector after sector continues to crumble as a result of consultative and non-binding decisions and some decide that it is the best thing for everyone… that “The European Union will suffer more than the UK.”

The UK is officially entering recession, and the Bank of England has said it will last for at least two years.

On 23 June 2016 and after election day, the UK slept with 66 million Europeans and a few hours later and thanks to the results of the referendum it was clear that this figure would drop on 31 January 2020 to 6 million Europeans. listed on their database, doubling the initial figure of 3 million which we all take for granted.

In great Britain many organizations from different European or pro-European countries that appeared after the election disappeared and the way of interacting with the countries around us, which we thought would be forever, suddenly disappeared, then realized that for many Britons we were always just a force work and belong to the second or third social class.

Citizens entering the UK from the EU now do not have the right to vote and take part in local elections in the cities in which they will live and pay their taxes, and are dependent on visas and conditions far from what the EU has managed to create. for residents of European Union countries and who are already residing in those countries.

Events such as the one on 8 November would also be useful in the 27 member states to provide visibility to different migrant populations from across the EU and strengthen pro-European sentiment which has consumed so much work and time for the most part. of citizens who will come to share … although the EU can improve a lot.

Before the question to Joao Vale de Almeidafirst European Union Ambassador to the UKon the lack of EU efforts to unite the national community of EU countries before reaching Brexit, and how this action can help the European project in the long term, Joao replied without hesitation that Brexit will not be repeated in any member state and has made it clear that this decision only works to strengthen the project, no country is seriously considering withdrawing from the EU after seeing the consequences in the UK.

The attitude shown by the EU delegation’s commitment to EU citizens even in the UK is far from the attitude shown by the Home Office with Suella Bravermandaughter of emigrants from Kenya and Mauritius, who bears the fierce face of a xenophobe with clear anti-immigration sentiments, like her predecessors Pritti PatelSurprisingly, also the daughters and grandchildren of emigrants who would never have been able to enter the country under the conditions they were trying to impose.

The EU political model can have many faults, sometimes a lack of solidarity, wrong decisions and with great pressure on member states… great Britain There is already a majority of the population who would blindly vote to drop illogical Brexit measures.