ULTIMA HORA: Adiada a votación sobre o acordo de Brexit e sentenza do #Article50 -- #brexit #Scotland #ContinuityBill

Interview With Elaine Whyte from the Communities Inshore Fisheries Alliance via @PoliticsScot #Fisheries #Fishing #Brexit #Scotland #InshoreFishing

Revocability of #Article50 // Revocabilidade do Artigo 50 #Brexit

A iniciativa de presentar este caso nos Tribunais partiu de deputados e eurodeputados escoceses co apoio do Parlamento escocés e dun grupo de avogados en Londres. Fantástico resultado que bota por terra outra das mentiras de Theresa May e dos Tories. 

O Goberno británico tentou por todos os medios, pagando con fondos públicos, bloquear o caso e impedir que chegase ao Tribunal de Xustiza Europeo pero non o conseguiu. 

Agora a posibilidade de revocar o artigo 50 e paralizar Brexit (ao menos momentaneamente está enriba da mesa. A sentencia non admite apelación.

Case C-621/18 #Wightman. Full Text of judgment now online: https://t.co/bLWYCHXCbr

— EU Court of Justice (@EUCourtPress) 10 de diciembre de 2018

URXENTE: A Corte de Xustiza Europea confirma que Reino Unido é libre de revocar unilateralmente o artigo 50 #Article50

BREAKING :
UK is free to unilaterally revoke the notification of its intention to withdraw from the EU  #Brexit pic.twitter.com/vCbX2MwIsU

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 10 de diciembre de 2018

Statement from @GoodLawProject on the Article 50 case. pic.twitter.com/VZ5kLR41nP

— Jo Maugham QC (@JolyonMaugham) 10 de diciembre de 2018

Welcome decision by CJEU. Thank you to everyone who supported us - especially legal team led by Aidan O'Neil QC & instructed by @elainemotion97 and, vitally, @JolyonMaugham and the @GoodLawProject. Full Ruling published soon. https://t.co/1kgF0dXuXX

— Andy Wightman MSP (@andywightman) 10 de diciembre de 2018

Joint statement ⁦@joannaccherry⁩ and I on the huge win in the ECJ. The UK *can*, *unilaterally* revoke Article 50. The Scottish Case has delivered. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺 https://t.co/UF7l0RBT2j

— Alyn Smith MEP 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇪🇺 (@AlynSmith) 10 de diciembre de 2018

So an extension of Article 50 to allow time for another vote, followed by revocation of Article 50 if the outcome is Remain seems to be an option that is now open to the House of Commons. #ECJ

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 10 de diciembre de 2018

This is the 1st win for #Scotland in the #Brexit process. It won’t be the last. It shows what can be done when politicians from different parties work together in the national interest. Huge plaudits to my @scotgp & Labour co-petitioners #ScottishCase #Art50

— Joanna Cherry QC MP (@joannaccherry) 10 de diciembre de 2018

A wee comment on the results of the Elections in Andalucia

Quen defende á pesca galega? - Entrevista co Presidente de Acerga #Pesca #Mar #Galicia #OCerco

Brexit and the fishing sector - The real danger of "the bad deal /no deal" - #Fisheries #BBCbias #EUFishingPolicies #ToryBrexitChaos

Wishing you all a very Happy #StAndrewsDay, Scotland - Love from Galicia

Por que Theresa May e Jeremy Corbyn teñen tanto medo a debatir con Nicola Sturgeon sobre #Brexit - Qué acontece coa prensa en Escocia? #BBCbias #MSM

Crowdfunder Broadcasting Scotland - Last day #Scotland #ScottishMedia

https://www.broadcastingscotland.scot/crowdfunder/

Direct Action Campaign : #KeepScotlandtheBrand #FoodandDrink #ScottishProducts #Scotland

Welcome to the #keepScotlandtheBrand direct action campaign! All supermarkets cover the provenance of our #FoodandDrink with DEFRA’s ‘Great’ campaign to some extent. Many people have no choice in what they buy, either because of availability or price. The #keepScotlandtheBrand direct action campaign should send the message home. 

How do we send a strong message encouraging supermarkets to label food clearly? 

We send the packaging back! If you find it hard to buy the produce you are looking for because it is buried beneath generic labelling, let the supermarkets know.

Take the packaging, make sure it is clean and dry - we want to be respectful of the people handling it - write a positive message explaining why you think they should #keepScotlandtheBrand and send it back to customer services. If you go online and search for the 'freepost' of the supermarket in question that makes it even simpler to send the packaging back. Be creative! Some folk are talking about writing poems or sending sketches. Let's send a positive message for Scotland's producers 

Harris Tweed wins Union Jackery fight after British label scandal #KeepScotlandtheBrand #HarrisTweedhttps://t.co/mrscNbG1pA

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 9 de noviembre de 2018

On #FullScottish are now talking about @keepScotBrand 🧐#keepScotlandtheBrand #Farming #Scotland #BrexitShambles @RuralEmma @RuralLeaders @CorriWilsonSNP
Watch the full show on https://t.co/mFOeEEwese pic.twitter.com/5wZtXikHA4

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 11 de noviembre de 2018

Great to listen to Ruth Watson at the @CommonsScotAffs speaking about @keepScotBrand #Scotland #keepScotlandtheBrand pic.twitter.com/HsTeSXmqgo

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 3 de julio de 2018

Spreading the word at Westminster.
Well done, Ruth Watson of #KeepScotlandTheBrand.https://t.co/b9Dan8gk1f

— William Duguid (@WilliamDuguid1) 4 de julio de 2018

All supermarkets cover the provenance of our #FoodandDrink with DEFRA’s ‘Great’ campaign to some extent. Many people have no choice in what they buy, either because of availability or price. The #keepScotlandtheBrand direct action campaign should send the message home.

— keepScotlandtheBrand (@keepScotBrand) 19 de noviembre de 2018

The Spanish Veto Myth 2.0 // O mito do veto español 2.0 #spanishpress #TheSpanishVetoMyth #Spain #Scotland #BrexitShambles #Gibraltar

Spanish Foreign Minister says Sanchez government would not block an independent Scotland, that seceded constitutionally, from re-joining the EU. cc @NicolaSturgeon @KirstyS_Hughes Video: https://t.co/sKlN8uVzjW

— Ryan Heath (@PoliticoRyan) 20 de noviembre de 2018

The current Spanish Foreign Minister @JosepBorrellF on if Spain would block Scotland in the EU as and independent State. #Brexit #BrexitShambles #Scotland #indyref #EU #TheSpanishVetoMyth pic.twitter.com/A33oBxntfe

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 20 de noviembre de 2018 

Hoxe o Sr. Borrell ratificou algo que xa Margallo, Dastis e González Pons dixeron no seu momento sobre Escocia na UE. Hai dous días compartía este video que podedes ver íntegro en @rosalia_tv https://t.co/ta4dKTF2uB #Brexit #Scotland #TheSpanishVetoMyth #IndyRef2 pic.twitter.com/4T7aNfaZU1

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 20 de noviembre de 2018

Better Together myth is busted:  Spain will welcome Scotland into EU #TheSpanishVetoMyth #Brexit #Scotland #indyref2 https://t.co/b3xBdACNOS

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 21 de noviembre de 2018

With relation to #TheSpanishVetoMyth
No ... Spain hasn't changed its mind...
Borrell just ratified what we knew long ago #Brexit #BrexitShambles pic.twitter.com/2XjYLj59ld

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 20 de noviembre de 2018

The real Spanish Veto: Brexit and Gibraltar
The President @sanchezcastejon says that Spain will vote against Brexit if the article 184 of the #DraftAgreement is not changed

(Spanish Public TV news today) #BrexitShambles #Brexit pic.twitter.com/W0JkPhwDGO

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 20 de noviembre de 2018

Jumping the queue / Saltándose a cola #Brexit #EUCitizens #CidadánsEuropeos #ReinoUnido #Inmigration #Inmigración #Xenofobia #Populismo #TheresaMay #EconomicImpact #BrexitShambles

A Primeira Ministra Theresa May fixo onte unha desas intervencións que utilizan os políticos para alentar ás súas tropas e quentar o ambiente.

A súa frase "Os Cidadáns Europeos xa non poderán saltarse a cola" levantou moitísima polémica e entendible indignación entre os milleiros de cidadáns de distintos países de toda Europa.

Un dos argumentos dos pro-Brexit é o control de inmigración e culpan á UE disto. Dende 2004 a UE permite aos Estados Membros lexislar e controlar o fluxo migratorio e a libre circulación. 

Theresa May, quen foi Ministra de Interior durante 6 anos nunca adoptou esta norma da EU e moitos son os que se preguntan as razóns de culpar a Unión Europea por unha neglixencia propia.

23 years after moving here following a job offer,  I'm accused of "jumping the queue" for using reciprocal freedom of movement. May is adding insult to Brexit injury. I'm actually livid.

— C Mul #FBPE (@MULCambridge) 19 de noviembre de 2018

I’m an EU citizen and work as a GP. To be honest, this comment is pretty racist, divisive and quite scary to me. I didn’t see massive queue of locals lining up to do my job. Should I apologize for jumping it?

— Functional Medicine London (@FunctionalLon) 19 de noviembre de 2018

Actually, the more I think about it, the more offensive ‘jump the queue’ is as a description of a reciprocal right of free movement. Really disgraceful.

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 19 de noviembre de 2018

May's insulting language to three million of our fellow EU citizens: they weren't "jumping the queue" - there were two queues and FFS she is the one who capped high-skill non-EU immigration. It's sickening, dog-whistle xenophobia... pic.twitter.com/YtRTUMWk1W

— Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews) 19 de noviembre de 2018

A TVE cubría a intervención de Theresa May cortando xusto o momento no que a Premier británica dicía "jumping the queue" (saltarse a cola) máis explicaban o que ela dixo. Teño que decir que non entendín ben a razón deste corte, porque habendo casi un millón de británicos residindo no Estado, está ben que escoiten o que a súa Primeira Ministra está decindo sobre inmigración. 

O trato da inmigración por parte do Goberno conservador británico, e en concreto cos cidadáns europeos contrasta enormemente coas constantes mostras de apoio da Primeira Ministra escocesa, Nicola Sturgeon, quen dende o primeiro minuto tras o referendo do Brexit prometeu facer todo o posible e o imposible para defender os dereitos dos cidadáns europeos que residen, estudan e traballan en Escocia. A pregunta reside agora en cómo Escocia e o Goberno escocés vai atopar unha solución fronte as políticas xenófobas dos Tories

Onte coñeceuse que o Goberno británico aceptou publicar un informe do impacto económico sobre Brexit antes do chamado "meaningful vote" (voto significativo) na Cámara dos Comúns. Chama a atención a falta de total transparencia do Goberno de May durante os máis de dous anos que leva xa o proceso de negociación de Brexit. E unha vez máis, a opacidade británica contrasta coa claridade cristalina do Goberno de Nicola Sturgeon que en Xaneiro de 2018 publicou o informe sobre impacto económico nos distintos supostos do Brexit, incluído un "non-acordo".

BREAKING: Treasury Minister, Robert Jenrick, has just conceded that Govt will publish an economic impact assessment which will compare the terms of our EU membership now with the proposed Withdrawal Agreement (leading to an FTA) and ‘no deal’(WTO terms) before the meaningful vote

— Chuka Umunna (@ChukaUmunna) 19 de noviembre de 2018

The Scottish Government published its report in January, 2018

#BrexitShambles

. @NicolaSturgeon: 'As First Minister I have a duty to make the case por #freemovement no matter how difficult that is sometimes perceived to be'
S#ScotlandInEurope #Brexit #Scotland pic.twitter.com/WiZ7nJQuNz

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de enero de 2018

A Primeira Ministra @NicolaSturgeon presentou hoxe o informe oficial do @scotgov sobre impacto do #Brexit na economía escocesa. Unha vez máis insistiu que a permanencia no mercado único sería a mellor opción para o seu país. Exhaustivo informe sobre inmigración e investimentos pic.twitter.com/avqjZJmAu0

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de enero de 2018

A doctora Philippa Whitford, deputada do @theSNP en Westminster, esixe a Theresa May unha desculpa polas súas insultantes palabras referíndose a milleiros de cidadáns europeos que viven e traballan en Reino Unido https://t.co/KGPDTcTDsI

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 26 de noviembre de 2018

Brexit, Brown & blackouts #Brexit # #TheSpanishVetoMyth #Escocia #EU #UK #BrexitShambles

Brexit e Escocia : A co-responsabilidade do Goberno español en 2014 

The Brexit resignations // Dimisións do Brexit #DraftBrexitAgreement #BrexitShambles #ToryShambles #UK #EU

Today is going to be a very long long day... I'll be sharing all the resignations with this post and. At the momento the Secretary of State for Northen Ireland and the Minister for Brexit have resigned ... who's next?

Hoxe vai ser un dia moi moi longo. Compartirei con esta publicación todas as dimisións. Polo momento xa dimitiron o Secretario de Estado para Norte de Irlanda e o Ministro británico para Brexit... quen será o seguinte?

No 10 adviser Nikki Da Costa has quit - was part of her job to guide deal through Parliament

— Ross Kempsell (@rosskempsell) 15 de noviembre de 2018

It is with sadness that I have submitted my letter of resignation as PPS to the Education Ministers to the Prime Minister. It has been a joy and a privilege to have served in defence and education. pic.twitter.com/AWlMXNxtT0

— Anne-Marie Trevelyan (@annietrev) 15 de noviembre de 2018

Earlier this morning I informed the Prime Minister I was resigning from her Cabinet pic.twitter.com/ZeBkL5n2xH

— Esther McVey (@EstherMcVey1) 15 de noviembre de 2018

pic.twitter.com/v3m1BhIMAN

— Team Ranil (@TeamRanil) 15 de noviembre de 2018

It is with deep regret and after reflection that I have had to tender my resignation today as a Brexit Minister. Thank you for the opportunity. I look forward to working to support Brexit from the Backbenches. This has not been an easy decision. pic.twitter.com/C0kply8aLE

— Suella Braverman MP (@SuellaBraverman) 15 de noviembre de 2018

O pre acordo do Brexit e a súa polémica / The controversial #DraftAgreement #Brexit #BrexitShambles #Indyref2 #Scotland #UK #NIreland #Wales #Gibraltar

Not long off call with PM. She tried to tell me Scotland’s ‘distinctive’ interests had been protected. I pointed out that there isn’t a single mention of Scotland in the agreement, that it disregards our interests, and puts Scotland at a serious competitive disadvantage.

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) 14 de noviembre de 2018

This from #FMQs
The First Minister on fire#Brexit #BrexitShambles #ToryBrexit #ToryChaos pic.twitter.com/oondfqO40m

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de noviembre de 2018

#Brexit #WithdrawAgreement
The lack of respect from the UK Government to Scotland is once again as outrageous as it is heartbreaking... ☹️
And the Scottish Tory MPs are happy with it. What a disgrace!
Scotland deserves better ... You are a great Nation #GaunYersels

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 14 de noviembre de 2018

“Things are looking extremely dicey for the Prime Minister” says Scotland’s First Minister @NicolaSturgeon who can’t see a way for the Brexit deal to get through the Commons. Watch her full interview tonight 10.45 @ITV & Twitter 11.10pm @WeAreSTV #Peston pic.twitter.com/xVUY8z9jJl

— Peston (@itvpeston) 14 de noviembre de 2018

'We have found a solution to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland... N Ireland would stay in the same customs territory as the rest of the UK, but N Ireland would remain aligned to some EU regulations to avoid a hard border.'

Follow reaction here: https://t.co/hDmztN9Q6g pic.twitter.com/jAWzVEqjF6

— Sky News (@SkyNews) 14 de noviembre de 2018

"I'm not even sure the UK government knows where it's got to" says Dave Thompson from Scottish Independence Convention as momentum builds for a second Scottish independence referendum as crowd-sourced funds pour in. pic.twitter.com/m6x6eFIays

— RT UK (@RTUKnews) 14 de noviembre de 2018

Neither Scotland, nor Scottish is mentioned in the whole document #Brexit #draftagreement 🤨https://t.co/ZRNB1amYqO

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 14 de noviembre de 2018

🔴 #Brexit: Live statement from @MichelBarnier, European Commission Chief Negotiator.

🇪🇺🤝🇬🇧 #Article50 https://t.co/KxhorQWS7T

— European Commission 🇪🇺 (@EU_Commission) 14 de noviembre de 2018

This is the link of the #brexit  #draftagreement 🤓https://t.co/KtGLrowj0M

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 14 de noviembre de 2018

IF despite all the Brexiteers protests the #DraftWithdrawalAgreement  pass the test in Westminster... I think the First Minister of Scotland would use the mandate  #BrexitShambles
In the case of an early elections, maybe the SNP would present them as consultory elections

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 15 de noviembre de 2018

Journey to Yes #22 via @PhantomPower14 #Scotland #UK #Indyref2

Clive Ponting says Yes. Clive Ponting is the original British whistleblower. Long before Assange and Snowden, Ponting leaked details of a cover-up that shook the British political establishment. Working as a senior civil servant at the heart of power, Clive Ponting grew increasingly uneasy by what he witnessed. The Belgrano affair was the final straw and Ponting's leaking of documents to MPs sparked a scandal that would lead to his arrest, trial and eventual aquittal. Clive went on to pen books on the affair, an insider's view of Whitehall and is the acclaimed author of works on the green history of the world and deconstructing the myth of Churchill.

In a live event and interview Clive reflects on his time at Whitehall and offers an insight into the murky and often chaotic world of British state which he sees as essentially corrupt. Clive has had a long standing admiration for Scotland and its values since his youth and moved from France to Kelso in 2016. Clive considers independence as the obvious choice for Scots as well as a way to escape the amoral British system. Brexit is both an opportunity and a danger for Scotland as Westminster may well use emergency measures to centralise power and dissolve the Scottish Parliament. The battle for independence may get nasty but it can and must be won.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Clive-Pontin...

Clive Ponting writes:

Fishing after Brexit: voices from the coast -- #Brexit #BrexitShambles #Fishing #Fisheries

Small-scale fishers make up the majority of the 12,000 fishers in the UK, but often don't have a voice in decision-making. So this summer, we travelled to ports around the UK to talk to them and others and industry about Brexit, and their hopes for the future of UK fishing.

www.neweconomics.org/fishingafterbrexit

Yesterday, the #FullScottish @broadcastscot was about rural communities, #farming and #fishing, Brexit etc... You can catch the full show onhttps://t.co/mFOeEEwese pic.twitter.com/S4mkfZWP9b

— Pilar Fernandez (@pilaraymara) 12 de noviembre de 2018

The Alex Salmond Show - Episode 51 : The First Year and Episode 52 - The Lancastria, the unknown disaster