British premier has four demands to stay in the EU

London, Nov 10, 2015 (AFP) - British Prime Minister David Cameron, presented on Tuesday to Brussels its four demands to ask for the vote in favor of the United Kingdom staying in the European Union (EU) in a referendum that should take place by the end of 2017.

Cameron calls for the protection of the rights of EU countries outside the eurozone; that Britain miss out the next steps towards further European integration; strengthening the single market competitiveness and, finally, permission for London imposes limits on immigration within Europe.