In fact, as Cameron’s speech made clear, his solution to his dilemma – to buy himself short-term peace from his critics at the expense of potentially making his (and Britain’s) problems more intractable in the long term – is hardly new.
En realidad, como ha dejado claro el discurso de Cameron sobre Europa, su solución para su dilema –lograr la paz a corto plazo con sus críticos a expensas de volver tal vez sus problemas (y los de Gran Bretaña) más arduos a largo plazo– no es algo nuevo.