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Bremain in Spain chair slams UK media for stereotyping Brit expats
However, the media’s use of tired old stereotypes is preventing the real message from getting through
Los británicos ‘antiBrexit’ en España: ‘Es una locura absoluta y no puede pasar’
grupo de británicos en España que apoyan la permanencia del país en la UE ‘Bremain in Spain’ remarca la “ansiedad” que padecen ante la idea de un Brexit sin acuerdo, una idea que se acentúa con el paso de los días
Sue Wilson Writes: The Brexit media coverage of British immigrants in Spain reinforces hated stereotypes
The UK media is finally starting to listen to the plight of Britons in Spain, but their desire to stick to tired stereotypes is preventing the real story of the impact of Brexit on people’s lives from being told, says campaigner Sue Wilson.
El miedo al brexit de los 70.000 pensionistas británicos que viven en España
“The fear of the 77,000 British pensioners living in Spain” as expressed by Bremain in Spain members Paul Oldroyd, Alison Curtis, Karen Watling, Valerie Lawrence & Jenny Stewart.
Sue Wilson Writes – OPINION: It’s no surprise some Brits in Spain would now accept a soft Brexit
If Brits in the EU were worried before, they’re even more concerned now, with the looming and much-hyped threat of a no-deal Brexit.
Fear and anger stalk thousands of Britons living on Costa del Sol
For 300,000 UK citizens in Spain, which does not allow dual citizenship, pension and healthcare worries are hard to resolve
Shock horror for Brit expats as no-deal means no healthcare
Freedom of movement campaigner and immigration lawyer Colin Yeo sees the situation as just another example of how British lawmakers in favour of Brexit are playing with expats’ lives in order to gain points in the negotiations.
The view from Spain: British migrants fear Brexit impact
“If there is no deal, we’re going to be totally reliant on what the UK government is going to do for EU citizens there, as to how the Spanish treat us in turn. Malcolm Perry – Vice Chair, Bremain in Spain.
¿Qué? podcast, episode two: What Brexit means for Brits in Spain
In the second of our new audio series, journalists from the English Edition consider the effect of the UK’s exit from the EU
Brits in Spain more concerned about future after the rejection of Brexit deal prolongs uncertainty
While many have expressed frustration over the protracted negotiations, some see this as a chance to try to stop Brexit altogether
Brits in Spain see glimmer of hope in UK Brexit vote drubbing
Britain’s House of Commons lower house voted 432 to 202 against May’s plan for Brexit on Tuesday, the biggest government defeat in modern British history.
2019: The Year We Finally Bury Brexit
“It’s a new year, and it’s the year we are going to do just that.” Impakter article, written by Bremain’s Chair, Sue Wilson.
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