European Union links with the UK post Brexit

Spain and Scotland have completely different systems. The one in Spain is very simple and straight forward. It is assumed that the legislation is based after the Spanish Civil War, but more research would be required for this.  It is an interesting subject, that Spain had so many difficulties and has come out glowing, while Northern Ireland and Scotland, and indeed the whole of the UK lags behind.  Perhaps it is because the Spanish have such a strong sense of family and fairness, in general.

In both Spain and Scotland football is king, yet only in Spain do they uphold Human Rights. Football is a great game loved by all, but is Scotland fit to reenter the European Union if it does not uphold Human Rights. 

The eternal question in the United Kingdom is whether they should have left the European Union at all.  The Scots have their own approach, and have been to see the powers that be in Barcelona to discuss the problem many times.  However, while Scotland is still part of the United Kingdom it is unlikely that they will be able to rejoin the EU on their own terms.

The question of electricity supply raises its ugly head again. With blackouts in Spain due to poor planning on the infrastructure, the UK has a lot to learn from the Spanish.  They are always well ahead in technology as was seen in the Politecnica de Madrid twenty years ago.  They invest in companies in the UK, particularly in banking and the space development companies, and are far advanced in their economy than the UK is, despite many years in the wilderness during the Franco years.