Suella Braverman, British Home Secretary, resigns, aggravating the Liz Truss government crisis

The British Home Secretary, Suella Bravermanresigned this Wednesday after taking office a month and a half ago, with the coming to power of the Conservative Prime Minister, Liz Truss, reports this Wednesday the BBC.

Braverman has posted a message on Twitter with his resignation letter and in it, in addition to admitting a mistake for having sent a personal email from the official server of the Government cabinet, he dedicates a series of reproaches to Truss for not acting in the correct way or thinking about the well-being of British citizens.

In the letter he explains that he has taken a step back after having made “a mistake” and having “broken the ministerial regulations”.

“This Wednesday I sent an official document from my personal account to a parliamentary colleague I trust” with the aim of “gathering support for a government measure on immigration,” Braverman said.

Until now, the minister admitted that this action was against the rules: “The right thing is for me to leave,” she stressed.

“The act of governing has to be carried out by people who accept responsibility for their mistakes. Pretend that there have been no mistakes, carry on as if no one had seen that we have made them and hope that things will be fixed by the art of magic is not serious in politics,” added Braverman.

The resignation comes amid mounting pressure within the Conservative Party for Truss to leave Downing Street.in the face of the financial storm and the collapse in the polls caused by her massive tax cut, which she was forced to withdraw.

the diaries The Sun Y Guardian reported this afternoon that Braverman has been fired, but the BBC He has not been able to confirm this information and maintains that, in fact, the British Home Secretary has tendered her resignation. As confirmed later, upon learning of her resignation letter.

As soon as he took office, last September, Liz Truss chose Braverman to be part of her new Executive. She and she took over as Home Secretary after serving as Attorney General during the Boris Johnson government.

The movements in the cabinet take place after a sixth deputy ‘tory’ publicly requested this Wednesday in the Parliament the resignation of the prime minister. the conservative William Wragg has told the House of Commons that he is “embarrassed not to be able to look voters in the face” after the economic chaos unleashed by the Truss stockings, according to reports Eph.

A survey published this afternoon by the firm Savanta ComRes places the Labor Party with an advantage of 30 percentage points over the Conservatives (52% Labor versus 22% the ‘Tories’).