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Brexit: Visegrad Group of EU states 'could veto Brexit deal'

16 September 2016

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"Hungary, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia have said they're ready to veto any Brexit deal that would limit their citizens' rights to work in the UK. Article 50, which will begin the process, has yet to be triggered. ..

In an interview with Reuters on Saturday, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that having already opposed the EU's efforts to introduce mandatory quotas for migrants, the Visegrad Group (V4) of Central European countries would extend its common interest in protecting citizens' rights to work in the United Kingdom."

See: Brexit: Visegrad Group of EU states 'could veto Brexit deal' (DW, link)

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