Cameron condemns post-Brexit racism and Scottish referendum

                   

British Prime Minister David Cameron condemned on Monday through his spokesman, insults and other acts against migrants xenophobic after the victory of supporters of the output of the United Kingdom of the European Union.

"We have to be absolutely clear that this government will not tolerate intolerance," said the spokesman, who condemned "the incidents we have seen across the country during the weekend, in which migrants were intimidated and sent back home ".

In addition, the spokesman said Cameron insists that the last thing that Scotland needs is another independence referendum, after the decision of the British to leave the European Union.

"The last thing we need right now is another referendum to divide the population," he said, alluding to the threats the head of the Scottish Government, Nicola Sturgeon, to call another referendum to counter the Brexit.