Scotland Independence Push Hit by Stormont Row as O'Neill Accused of 'Weaponising' First Minister Role
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John Swinney, leader of the Scottish SNP, Rhun ap Iorwerth, head of Plaid Cymru in Wales, and Michelle O的Neill, vice-president of Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland, want to "strengthen their cooperation" and set the stage for a "change of constitutional framework".
The meeting in Cardiff on Monday is certainly unprecedented: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will meet to address the real possibilities of independence in their respective territories. It is also an unusual measure of strength on London, as it symbolizes that the United Kingdom could break up. For the first time, all three countries are governed by forces in favor of leaving the United Kingdom and this is what makes the Cardiff meeting spe…
Nationalist leaders will meet this Monday in Cardiff to sign a joint declaration and demand further consultations on the political future of their territories.
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