Ang. Merkel: I will not allow Britain to keep only what she likes about Brexit

The European Union should consider limiting Britain access to the single market in the case London ceased to accept the four fundamental freedoms in the upcoming negotiations Brexit, said German Chancellor Angela Merkel today.

Increasing the pressure on the Prime Minister of Britain Teresa Mei, which left the weekend suggested that it may eventually selected a "hard Brexit» --the conversion of border control as a priority, rather than access to the single agora-- Merkel apologies that London will not be allowed to negotiate a "selective".

Merkel added that he considers important to "make it clear (...) that access to the single market may be feasible on condition of respecting the four fundamental freedoms."

"Otherwise it should be a discussion of the limitations" of access to the EU single market, insisted the same.