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According to the British Prime Minister, only about 5% of the agreement on moderate violations remains the basis of the UK's exit from the EU. But it will not be easy, notes Theresa May in the text that she herself wrote for the newspaper The sun:
"What was clear after the meeting last week in Brussels, is that the last part of the negotiations (on a UK exit from the UK, the reds.) Anm.) Will be the most difficult of all.
Locking the central question
Over the last three weeks, Britain has agreed to everything from Gibraltar to the future security policy, according to a document to which the Reuters news agency took part.
However, the conversation is still stuck on how to treat the border between British Northern Ireland and Ireland, a country of the EU.
The issue has been central to the peace agreement with Northern Ireland since 1998, but is also of paramount importance to the Irish and Northern Ireland economies. Theresa May just commented on this issue in her Sun text published on Sunday:
"I was very clear that this needs to be resolved without creating a border between Northern Ireland and the rest of Britain," writes May.
The exemption agreement can not be signed until both parties have agreed on how to manage the limit.
After a major anti-brexite demonstration
Theresa May is expected to comment on the Brexit negotiations in Parliament on Monday and announce that 95% have reached an agreement. This comes after the weekend when a huge anti-brexite protest took place in London.
Nearly 700,000 people fought Saturday in the British capital to demand the vote of the final exit agreement between Britain and the European Union.
In just over five months, on March 29, 2019, it is thought that Britain will officially leave the EU.
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