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“I have never had more confidence in achieving independence,” the Scottish prime minister said at the beginning of the Scottish National Party (SNP) congress, according to The Guardian, quoted by Mediafax.
“The priority now is to fight the pandemic, but Scotland must be prepared for what is to come. Scotland is approaching a historic moment. Independence is a clear prospect, and in the context of joining forces, the humble attitude and hard work, we have not been “We have never been more confident that we will achieve this. The Scottish people have the right to determine their future. We must do everything we can to ensure we provide a better country for future generations, “added Nicola Sturgeon.
“Support for independence has become the majority of public opinion,” said the Scottish prime minister.
Such a poll was carried out in 2014, when Scots voted 55% to stay in the UK. Since then, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has repeatedly ruled out a new referendum in Scotland, arguing that it is a vote that occurs “once a generation”.
Nicola Sturgeon promised to set a second referendum before the May 2021 local elections, saying that Brexit had changed the dates for the Scots. The British province voted en masse in 2016 against leaving the EU, adopted domestically and effectively at the end of January.
