Greenpeace activists boycotted British Prime Minister Truss’ speech

Moments of tension during the British Prime Minister’s intervention at the Conservative Party conference he is celebrating in Birmingham. Liz Truss was interrupted by the cries of activists who held a banner that read: “Who voted for this?” Some attendees tried to remove the banner For the demonstrators who were finally evacuated after protesting against the practice of hydraulic fracturing. After the break, the the first show He received applause from those present.

Truss, who is under heavy criticism for his economic policies, asked conservatives Trust her, trying to regain her power over a rebellious party. He promised to guide Britain through “storm days” and transform a stagnant economy. in The context is marked by internal disagreements and political turmoilThe prime minister tried to reassure her party, residents and investors that her plan was the right way to revive growth.

The the first show He championed the idea of ​​cutting taxes to deal with the economic crisis and insisted that his economic priorities boiled down to one word: “growth.” He insisted, “Reducing taxes is both morally and economically good.” Although he admitted that “when there are changes, there are problems” given that “not everyone thinks the same”.

Thus, he asserted that he “believes in fiscal responsibility” and expressed the need to “give value to the taxpayer”. He has advocated “debt reduction” and promote economic reform. “I love work. I love people who take responsibility and take charge. I want to see more of that,” he added.

In addition, he noted that the country is going through A “decisive” moment, “stormy” days when you cry The loss of Queen Elizabeth II, the cornerstone on which the modern United Kingdom was built. “In these difficult times, we must rise,” before he declares that Residents “know how to spend their money”. “That’s what conservatism is all about.; It is the belief in freedom, justice and the potential of the British people.”

In this sense, Truss pointed out that When he arrived in Downing Street he felt that “staying idle is not an option”. He continued, “Families may not be able to heat their homes. They may lose businesses and jobs.”

On the issue of Brexit, he promised to keep his promises and made clear that by the end of the year “it will become history”. “Brexit will allow the UK to do things differently,” explained.

Truss, in turn, highlighted that the country is too “Increasing energy security by being more independent of authoritarian regimes”in an apparent reference to Russia in a full-fledged invasion of Ukraine, noted that the new Minister of the Interior, Soyla Braverman, is “ingenious” on immigration matters.

According to a YouGov survey, gears It has less approval than former Prime Minister Boris Johnson And former Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn is at his worst.

This situation prompted conservatives to consider the possibility of replacing it In office if poll results do not improve. On Tuesday, former Transportation Secretary Grant Shapps said he had about 10 days to “make a 180-degree rotation.”