The new British government is a challenge to Europe

The appointment of ministers of the new British government, carried out by the new, Theresa May, successor to Prime Minister Cameron, seem to indicate that the UK intends to address in a far from conciliatory output issue with the European Union in Brussels. If the most striking economy was to put at the head of the department of Foreign Affairs Boris Johnson, the Conservative which became Europe Output promoter, also other appointments indicate that the new executive is directed towards a closure to the world exterior nationalistic sense, with a direction toward the exaltation of the country and its splendid isolation. The perception that provide these nominations is that you want to satisfy the electorate who voted for the exit, in his deepest feelings; If this is true, the United Kingdom will return to being a closed country, but with great power aspirations outside of time. It will be interesting to see how the new government will manage this transition that will, inevitably, beginning with the management of relations with Brussels for the Union's output. The new rulers, according to the choices made, should not take a conciliatory stance with the European Union, to satisfy the feelings of the winners of the referendum, on the wavelength of which seems to have tuned the new executive. Such an approach can not be tolerant with those who immediately said that London will have to be speeded up the output timing. For the new prime minister will be imperative to not go out with what may seem like a defeat and therefore a humiliation for the country. London will try to snatch the most favorable conditions, but this will only stiffen the German positions, because of the increasing role of Union guidance, that Berlin wants to hire. In this scenario Juncker, the President of the European Commission, is likely to become the victim of the political situation. However, despite the attempt to show of force, setting this date at the new British Government, it looks more like an attempt to hide a weakness that seems obvious. If it remains true, in fact, that the UK has the ability to stretch the timing output, companies and financial institutions, can anticipate the times of the definitive agreement, with early removal of their activities to EU nations, that allowing you to safely enjoy the privileges that Brussels assures. This possibility, anything but remote, could lead to major tensions in the country for the effects of the loss of numerous jobs, to which should be added the lack of European contributions, although presumably in a later stage. What the new British government does not seem to have taken into account is that part consistent, albeit in the minority, the country that was against the exit from Europe and who can recognize themselves in a totally opposite approach to the European Union. Precisely for this reason the next parliamentary elections are threatening to bring some surprises from the polls, where the Conservative Party, despite the evidence of force consisting of the formation of the new government, has not overcome the divisions of those who were in favor of staying in the union. In fact, the new Prime Minister of Safety display appears an act of force that aims to calm the political and social sectors of the country, but that has little factual basis to justify this attitude. We should also remember that relations with Scotland and Northern Ireland, where he won the orientation to remain in Europe, it can not be that deep contrast with the new government, and even the capital itself, which is expressed in cleanly exit from Brussels, will not facilitate the life to the new government, especially by the production ruling classes. If upon being elected on the new prime minister plans to bring the company in the country to the political class, at least that part which voted for the exit, it appears that this plan is likely to succeed, especially when the concrete effects of the decision will become tangible, for another no appointment he has represented new elements with respect to a political class that seems to always be the same. In this challenge the EU must respond with equal harshness and does not grant any advantage to the UK, which will become a completely non-EU state, with no special arrangements, or risk losing the little credibility remained.