“In all scenarios, the Good Friday Agreement will continue to apply. The UK will remain a central guarantor of this agreement and should keep it in mind and in the letter,” he said. Sammy Wilson, the DUP`s Brexit spokesman, said the party would not accept the withdrawal deal – a flat opposition from its party leader, which was not delivered through the party`s press service. 14 Therefore, the GFA, as a common and reciprocal redefinition of British and Irish public sovereignty over Northern Ireland, was a remarkably incomplete and unfinished constitutional process. The withdrawal of the United Kingdom and its border problem in Ireland show that the 1998 agreement did not go far enough to provide for an explicit, indisputable and constitutional (new) definition of the Dublin and London obligations as the sovereign guarantee of the agreement. While in the north and south Ireland was grappling with Boris Johnson`s alleged threat to abandon the Brexit withdrawal deal, there was consternation, fear, fear – and hope that it would be a bluff. DUP MP Diane Dodds reiterated her parties` continued opposition to theresa May`s withdrawal deal and told the European Parliament: “This agreement will threaten the constitutional and economic integrity of the UK. It is not a price that we, as trade unionists, are prepared to pay. 1 Since the publication of the results of the 2016 Brexit referendum and the British government, which has begun negotiations with the EU to leave the European Union, the issue of the border between Northern Ireland and great Britain and the Republic of Ireland has proved to be the main point of contention against London and the EU negotiating teams. More than three years after the referendum, and although Theresa May`s government has promised to find solutions to keep the Irish border as transparent and invisible as it was before Brexit, the backstop, contained in the 2018 draft between London and Michel Barnier`s team, is just a trick to push back the Irish border problem. It has not provided a solution because it lacks political support.1 The purpose of this document is to analyze the reasons that may be responsible for such a complex and complex situation.

BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The Good Friday agreement to bring peace to Northern Ireland will continue to apply in all Brexit scenarios, the European Union`s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Wednesday. DON`T MISSBrexiteers lash out after Barnier offers UK 18% of its own waters [VIDEO]Brexit talks to `go up chain of command` as deal escapes negotiators [HOW]Brexit victory! The eu-wide fisheries agreement to accept UK sovereignty [REPORT] Michel Barnier said the 1998 agreement remained at the centre of the EU`s negotiating position. “This is an incredibly worrying time for Ireland, the rest of the EU and, indeed, the UK. From this level of brinkmanship can not come good. People`s livelihoods are taken away by conservatives in a way reminiscent of the 18th or 19th century, not modernity. Nicholson added: “It`s necessary to listen to everyone in NI, not just those who shout the loudest. There is a very large majority of people in Northern Ireland who just want a good path for NI, for the United Kingdom and, indeed, for the European Union. Although William Orpen`s painting, The Signing, was a historic moment of dissolution, the historical consequences of the event would destroy the peace it was to attain. The treaty proved to be penalizing, distributed recriminations and reparations on a defeated Germany.