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Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland and with 1.8 million inhabitants quite manageable. Scotland is located in the northern third of the largest European island of Great Britain and has several island groups. The Scottish capital has been Edinburgh since 1437 and is always worth a vacation trip (before Perth) with almost 500.00 inhabitants.
The popular vote varied in the provinces. For a stay "Remain" more young people, students and urban people voted. For the Brexit "Leave" the elderly people in the country and the lower education layers voted. Many peasants and fishermen are opposed to paternalism through milk quotas and fishing quotas. Many of the younger ones did not choose, or missed the registration requirement. But the result was scarce for an exit from the EU.
The referendum was determined by the political influence of well-known politicians. Boris Johnson, former mayor of London, is rather well-known for his strong sayings and insults. He used his reputation for a Brexit vote. After the election, he wanted to resign, and now, surprisingly, became Foreign Minister of England.
The United Kingdom has always been a country that does not want to politically agree with others, or even wants to compromise on the big picture. Historically, England is a colonial power, and it thus strives to create a path to the political union of the European states. English policy was mostly more about economic cooperation and the ggs. Advantages.