The Minister Of Scotland Accuses the British Government of Xenofobia

World News Rudolph Rodriquez
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First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, a supporter of maintaining the United Kingdom in the European Union intends to accuse the British government on Thursday of the fact that it uses Brexit to promote ‘xenophobia’ and transform strangers into ‘scapegoats’, according to the text of the statement sent to the press in advance.

Contrary England and Wales, Scotland claimed a majority of 62% who voted in the referendum of June 23, where the United Kingdom voted against the European Union, and after the victory of ‘Yes’ for Brexit Ms. Sturgeon criticized how the permanent conservative government handles the situation.

The leader of Scotland plans to attack ‘the right wing of the Conservative party’s’ faction ‘rising that wants to hijack his own benefit on the referendum result,’ on Thursday in Glasgow, the opening of the annual Congress of the SNP, the party separatist left on where it leads.

‘The Brexit became Brexit Tory,’ says the head of the Scottish Executive, according to the text released by the office media. ‘They serve the Brexit as a permit to xenophobia that has long been hidden and now stepping out.’

Earlier this month, during its congress in Birmingham, the Conservative Party unveiled a new plan to oblige companies to publish a list of their non-British employees. After a few days, the government of the Prime Minister Theresa May rebounded on him, saying that the project was ‘misinterpreted.’

According to Nicola Sturgeon, the Conservative congress was ‘a shame’ because ‘we have witnessed intolerance towards foreigners not out of place in a modern, multicultural and civilized country,’ she opines.

Nicola Sturgeon, who revived the project of a new referendum on the independence of Scotland, has also expressed its intention to criticize the Brexit ‘toughly’ on Thursday, that is, one with a strict control of immigration synonymous to restricted access to the EU market.