Price: “Only Wales’ party can solve Wales’ problems”
As people across the UK go to the polls in the general election, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price AM has made a final call for support to voters in Wales, saying that “only Wales’ party can solve Wales’ problems.”
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On the final day of campaigning before polls open in the general election, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price AM has accused Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn of letting down his party’s supporters with his neutrality on the question of Brexit.
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The Westminster first-past-the-post electoral system is broken and urgently needs reform, according to Plaid Cymru.
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A new law should be passed in Wales to protect the NHS from Brexit and privatisation, according to Plaid Cymru.
Read moreUK government accused of “dangerous con trick” over Holyhead port
Under questioning from Delyth Jewell AM at the Senedd’s External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee this afternoon, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove MP confirmed that no assessment has been made of the impact of the so-called Brexit deal on the port of Holyhead.
Read moreWales' Declaration against the Deal
Boris Johnson’s so-called deal is bad for Wales. Together, we must reject it, and stand up for Wales’ bright, European future.
This deal would create a hard border in the Irish Sea, which would be devastating for Welsh trade.
400,000 lorries and half a million cars pass through Holyhead port every year. A hard border in the Irish Sea would be a catastrophe for the port, for Ynys Môn, and for the whole Welsh economy.
This deal would also be a disaster for our agriculture industry – putting barriers up to exporting Welsh produce and taking crucial funds away from our family farms.
And it would create even more roadblocks to a successful automotive industry – at a time when uncertainty in that industry is already causing job losses across Wales.
This so-called deal also manages to be worse than Theresa May’s deal, giving Boris Johnson free rein to trample over workers’ rights and environmental protections.
To top it all off, Boris Johnson has handed a veto to the Northern Ireland Assembly, which hasn’t sat for over two years, while ignoring the democratically-elected parliament of our nation – our Senedd.
Wales must not be forced into a false choice between crashing out of the EU or accepting this deal. Neither option is good for Wales. Neither represents the bright European future our nation deserves.
The only way to end this chaos once and for all, and to protect Wales from Boris Johnson, is to reject this dreadful deal and give the people the final say in a People’s Vote.
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