Cameron leaves ministers freely about 'Brexit'

london - British Prime Minister David Cameron leaves his ministers free to determine how they feel about a possible departure from the country of the European Union. He made it clear Tuesday.

According to the Daily Telegraph, Cameron felt obliged to proclaim the freedom of choice for fear that ministers would resign if they should express themselves for membership. Supporters and opponents of EU membership to prepare their campaigns for the purpose of a referendum. The Conservative Party Cameron has many 'Eurosceptics'.

Cameron has promised to hold a referendum on membership of the EU. That should be held by the end of 2017. A 'no' to Europe, leading to the departure from the union, which is also called the 'Brexit. Cameron wants to change the conditions for membership in favor of British interests and views the referendum is actually held. He hopes to be able to achieve a 'yes' to Europe.