Referendum Scoția: John Swinney cere vot, Londra refuză

The Scottish government has introduced a bill for a new independence referendum, pending approval from Westminster. Premier John Swinney emphasizes Scotland's readiness for a vote and criticizes the UK's economic situation post-Brexit. The proposed question for the referendum is straightforward: 'Should Scotland be an independent country? Yes or No?'. The bill outlines voting rights and aims to establish a clear framework for the referendum, but it cannot proceed without the necessary powers being transferred from London. Swinney insists that the political mandate for independence has strengthened since the 2014 referendum, where 55% voted against independence.