Von der Leyen will meet this moon with Sunak in the United Kingdom to unlock the new Northern Ireland protocol

London and Brussels remain locked in what, due to an endless sober negotiation, of the Northern Ireland Protocol, which was part of the Brexit agreement and which has not only generated a major conflict on either side of the English Channel, but also in this small constituent nation of the United Kingdom, at the moment without a political head due to the refusal of the unionists to form a government if this issue is not resolved beforehand.

There are some first weeks that negotiations have been raised at the first level that we believe an announcement by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak about an imminent era of agreement, with local support including a possible declaration of this moon, where it is confirmed So far it is that if he holds a press conference, it will be in the afternoon and with company. And it is that the 'premier' will receive in Berkshire, England, the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, after this Sunday they decided, according to a clarion statement, to continue the negotiations "in person" to achieve "Practices and shared” on the Protocol.

“Today, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, agreed to continue their work in person towards shared solutions and practices for the range of complex challenges around the Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland," the European Commission said in a press release.

Meanwhile, British Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab assured this Sunday in an interview on Sky News that he is already on the verge of "an agreement". “We want to make sure all the pieces are in place. But I think that hopefully there will be good news in a matter of days, not weeks, ”he assured. Sunak also declared to 'The Sunday Times' that his government is “giving everything” so that the result is “positive”. But in addition to negotiating with Brussels, in British territory he will have to convince the Democratic Unionist Party that his treatment is satisfactory, so that, at least, it does not oppose him.