The troubled Democratic Unity Party in Northern Ireland has been elected its third leader since June 26, ending an era of endangered anarchy and decentralized government in the region.

On Thursday night, Edwin Boots came to power after violating his party. The power-sharing in the region agreed to give concessions to the nationalist Sinn Fin to save the government from collapse.

If Arlene was tougher than Foster on key issues of unionism, the name of this fierce creationist was given 21 days ago and he was expelled because the UK had not taken adequate measures to prevent it. After Brexit. Unionists believe that the customs border is an attack on their identity.

The DUP announced Saturday night that it would accept nominations for Putin’s successor by Tuesday afternoon. Westminster MP Jeffrey Donaldson It is widely expected that Boots will lose by a small margin in last month’s election. No objectionLast week, DUP colleague Nigel Dodds and DUP member Stonemond Jim Wells told the Financial Times.

The new leader will be voted on next Saturday and approved by the DUP Executive Committee Plenary Meeting.

Paul Guan, who appointed his longtime adviser as prime minister last Thursday afternoon, is expected to remain in power until then, but his appointment is being ignored by votes from DUP advisers and Stonemont members. They are outraged that the agreement to continue the Northern Ireland government after Foster’s reliance on direct Westminster mediation and approval of Sinn F അംഗീകin’s expeditious legislative requirements to improve the quality of the Irish language.

Wells is Putts’ closest ally. Wells said there were reports that Shaw had been told to step down after a new leader was appointed. “It seems very accurate.” DUP leaders cannot legally remove the Prime Minister. Wells said Shaw would go if asked.

Once Sheiman resigns, the new leader must decide whether to appoint another prime minister or refuse to appoint someone based on his agreement with Sinn Fin. The move could lead to early elections, as tensions in the region escalate as talks on Brexit and the Irish reorganization intensify.

Irish leader Michael Martin on Saturday assessed the situation with optimism. Tell the reporter“We are focusing on how things are going, especially in a political vacuum, but at the same time I think the DUP and the northern parties have the ability to pull this off.”