London
We thought that the Brexit saga had exhausted its share of surprises, but it is not.
To be convinced of this, it was enough to see members of the British government recognize publicly and without blinking that they are preparing to violate international law.
In the country of
the rule
of law
, these accommodations with the law have stunned more than one, even in the conservative camp.
And as the prospect of a “no deal” grows, the shock wave is felt both inside and outside the borders.
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Brexit: BoJo reiterates the threat of a "no deal"
As was revealed on Monday, Boris Johnson on Wednesday dropped his little bomb on the negotiations over the future relationship between the kingdom and the EU, by publishing his bill which partially renegs on commitments made under the 'agreement concluded at the end of 2019. By the own admission of the Minister responsible for Northern Ireland, Brandon Lewis, the text
“violates international law”
but
“in a very specific and limited way”
.
Boris Johnson spokesman has his
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