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lupus in Bhansali Jim Appel chillin
Congo Jacobo and I’m a senior at HPA I
was born and raised in Paris France
until this summer 2014 when I involved
two HPA I plan on moving back after my
graduation and study in Europe I’ve come
here to talk to you about the brexit and
how it will not have immediate immediate
impact on young Europeans but could
affect college choices abroad studies
and business opportunities for my
generation in the future so what is the
brexit well the bracelet was a
referendum where the people of the
United Kingdom had a choice between
leaving the European Union or staying
the European Union is a political and
economic union of 28 member states that
are primarily located in Europe as you
can see leave one by 52% to 48% the
referendum turned out to be seventy one
point eight percent of the UK population
voting the outskirts of England the rope
the rural parts wanted to leave which
clash which clashed with big cities such
as London or Manchester strong well to
remain in East Anglia right there but
also in the South West right there where
the United Kingdom grows most of the
food it consumes many farmers don’t
benefit from the EU subsidies
they’ve already protested the
unsustainable not price you’re the
European Union supermarkets such as
Carrefour Tesco or little may it seems
that the farmers are outraged about
weddy the EU has been training them so
far according to article 50 the brexit
will only take place after March 2019
article 50 is a treaty signed by all EU
members in 2007
in Lisbon giving giving the right giving
rights and the procedure to leave the
European Union to any of its member the
feeling of disappointment wasn’t only
felt by the farmers but also by the
people living in the city many people
lost interest in Prime Minister David
Cameron and it’s last year at the office
and join the left side because of these
willing to stand in European Union
dattari chickened out the total price
said there may be major implications for
my generation in in Europe I’m thinking
about college prospects because of the
brexit the application rate went down
application from EU from the EU to the
two UK universities are down by 7%
application to those from within the UK
also down by 5%
all because of the brexit European
students are scared that the UK doesn’t
want them with the brexit on the work
opportunities for used citizens wanting
to work in the UK and vice versa
is going to be harder than it was before
the conservative wave that reigns over
the UK doesn’t rely on immigrants or
immigrant workers to do its work in the
hills why less than 20% of the UK
workforce workforce
although UK workforce are non UK born
and around 10% of the 2.1 million
construction workers are born abroad
concerning companies almost all of the
businesses and businesses dealing with
trading and marketing whether in outside
the UK is going to be affected a small
amount of businesses express their envy
to leave the United Kingdom European
economy has been tremendously hit by the
brexit with one of its major contributor
gone do european union’s our job in its
currency to euro the day the day after
the break said the euro fell by 4.5
percent well it’s nothing compared to
the drastic change of 35 cents that
happened from the year 2014 2000 to 2017
the Euro decreased by 24% going from a
year o equals
a dollar in 40 and 40 cents to a euro
equals $1 and five cents
however this drop in Euro could all
could attract US companies with prices
being so cheap 12 stronger borders worth
was an essential question that plays a
huge role in deciding whether or not to
leave the European Union the
conservative politics IDs that are going
around the world surely had its vast
impact on the brexit if you have having
terrorist attacks on refugees is also a
big part of it the previous attacks
attacks that happened in France shaped
the way the Brits thought well the
brakes it doesn’t only bring negative
outcomes for Europe in the United
Kingdom there are some positive outcomes
coming out of it for example now there
will be they will be able to have a
competitive economy which means a lot
more jobs a lot more jobs opportunities
opportunity for UK citizens thus higher
wages the wedding cake could get it now
depends on them they could use a German
carbine wing jamoke Obon is the leader
of the Labour Party but also pro brexit
which consists on marginalizing their
industries and companies but also
strengthen the unions or it could follow
Margaret Thatcher who is there now but
was Prime Minister with Thatcherism
where they have low inflation
privatisation and control of the money
supply being out of the European Union
means that they now have the Liberty to
buy what they wish when they wish and
where they wish which means that trade
deals with countries outside the
outsider outside of the European Union
may be easier to win the money could the
consensus of 28 countries like they did
before when they were member of the
European Union overall the summer of
2016 will forever be remembered in
Europe as the summer the UK put it out
to leave the European Union the
disappointment and conservative feeling
where reasons why the UK left European
Union UK colleges
UK colleges are facing a small drought
with
losing with students losing interest in
applying the European economies hit by
he is hit by this referendum with one of
its big contributors gone the euro also
lost value which could attract also
which could also attract foreign
companies for cheaper price however
there are positive outcomes from the
brexit like the Libya tool of choice the
UK has now nasty boy
[Applause]
lupus in Bhansali Jim Appel chillin
Congo Jacobo and I’m a senior at HPA I
was born and raised in Paris France
until this summer 2014 when I involved
two HPA I plan on moving back after my
graduation and study in Europe I’ve come
here to talk to you about the brexit and
how it will not have immediate immediate
impact on young Europeans but could
affect college choices abroad studies
and business opportunities for my
generation in the future so what is the
brexit well the bracelet was a
referendum where the people of the
United Kingdom had a choice between
leaving the European Union or staying
the European Union is a political and
economic union of 28 member states that
are primarily located in Europe as you
can see leave one by 52% to 48% the
referendum turned out to be seventy one
point eight percent of the UK population
voting the outskirts of England the rope
the rural parts wanted to leave which
clash which clashed with big cities such
as London or Manchester strong well to
remain in East Anglia right there but
also in the South West right there where
the United Kingdom grows most of the
food it consumes many farmers don’t
benefit from the EU subsidies
they’ve already protested the
unsustainable not price you’re the
European Union supermarkets such as
Carrefour Tesco or little may it seems
that the farmers are outraged about
weddy the EU has been training them so
far according to article 50 the brexit
will only take place after March 2019
article 50 is a treaty signed by all EU
members in 2007
in Lisbon giving giving the right giving
rights and the procedure to leave the
European Union to any of its member the
feeling of disappointment wasn’t only
felt by the farmers but also by the
people living in the city many people
lost interest in Prime Minister David
Cameron and it’s last year at the office
and join the left side because of these
willing to stand in European Union
dattari chickened out the total price
said there may be major implications for
my generation in in Europe I’m thinking
about college prospects because of the
brexit the application rate went down
application from EU from the EU to the
two UK universities are down by 7%
application to those from within the UK
also down by 5%
all because of the brexit European
students are scared that the UK doesn’t
want them with the brexit on the work
opportunities for used citizens wanting
to work in the UK and vice versa
is going to be harder than it was before
the conservative wave that reigns over
the UK doesn’t rely on immigrants or
immigrant workers to do its work in the
hills why less than 20% of the UK
workforce workforce
although UK workforce are non UK born
and around 10% of the 2.1 million
construction workers are born abroad
concerning companies almost all of the
businesses and businesses dealing with
trading and marketing whether in outside
the UK is going to be affected a small
amount of businesses express their envy
to leave the United Kingdom European
economy has been tremendously hit by the
brexit with one of its major contributor
gone do european union’s our job in its
currency to euro the day the day after
the break said the euro fell by 4.5
percent well it’s nothing compared to
the drastic change of 35 cents that
happened from the year 2014 2000 to 2017
the Euro decreased by 24% going from a
year o equals
a dollar in 40 and 40 cents to a euro
equals $1 and five cents
however this drop in Euro could all
could attract US companies with prices
being so cheap 12 stronger borders worth
was an essential question that plays a
huge role in deciding whether or not to
leave the European Union the
conservative politics IDs that are going
around the world surely had its vast
impact on the brexit if you have having
terrorist attacks on refugees is also a
big part of it the previous attacks
attacks that happened in France shaped
the way the Brits thought well the
brakes it doesn’t only bring negative
outcomes for Europe in the United
Kingdom there are some positive outcomes
coming out of it for example now there
will be they will be able to have a
competitive economy which means a lot
more jobs a lot more jobs opportunities
opportunity for UK citizens thus higher
wages the wedding cake could get it now
depends on them they could use a German
carbine wing jamoke Obon is the leader
of the Labour Party but also pro brexit
which consists on marginalizing their
industries and companies but also
strengthen the unions or it could follow
Margaret Thatcher who is there now but
was Prime Minister with Thatcherism
where they have low inflation
privatisation and control of the money
supply being out of the European Union
means that they now have the Liberty to
buy what they wish when they wish and
where they wish which means that trade
deals with countries outside the
outsider outside of the European Union
may be easier to win the money could the
consensus of 28 countries like they did
before when they were member of the
European Union overall the summer of
2016 will forever be remembered in
Europe as the summer the UK put it out
to leave the European Union the
disappointment and conservative feeling
where reasons why the UK left European
Union UK colleges
UK colleges are facing a small drought
with
losing with students losing interest in
applying the European economies hit by
he is hit by this referendum with one of
its big contributors gone the euro also
lost value which could attract also
which could also attract foreign
companies for cheaper price however
there are positive outcomes from the
brexit like the Libya tool of choice the
UK has now nasty boy
[Applause]
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