Brexit Supporters Push May to Examine EFTA Comeback

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is recently being urged by a panel of Brexit-supporting lawmakers to consider bringing the country back into the European Free Trade Association, a four-country organization which UK left way back in 1972 as a means of a starter to its trade negotiations which immediately follows the Brexit process. UK was one of the founding members of the said organization in 1960 but eventually left the EFTA in order for the country to become part of the European Union. Rejoining the EFTA could mean that the UK would be able to make use of the several free trade agreements created within the said organization.