CLEAN : British expats living in the south of Spain share their thoughts on Brexit

The transcript discusses the speaker's experiences with voting rights after living in a foreign country for an extended period. It highlights the challenges and changes faced over time, including the loss of voting rights in their home country. The speaker emphasizes the importance of hard work and contributing to the system through taxes, expressing confidence in the fairness of the system for those who contribute.

What is the main reason the speaker can vote for an English political party?

• They have recently moved to England.

• They have been living in England for a long time.

• They have dual citizenship.

• They were born in England.

What does the speaker find unfortunate about their voting rights?

• They have lost the right to vote in their home country.

• They cannot vote in local elections.

• They can only vote in referendums.

• They are not allowed to vote in any country.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the changes they have experienced?

• They are optimistic.

• They find it shameful.

• They are worried.

• They are indifferent.

How does the speaker feel about their contributions to society?

• They think it alleviates concerns.

• They believe it is a burden.

• They are indifferent about it.

• They feel it is unnecessary.

What does the speaker suggest is important for not having worries?

• Voting in every election.

• Avoiding taxes.

• Living in a different country.

• Working hard and paying taxes.