Boris Johnson threatens Brussels with retaining 33,000 million if Brexit is not renegotiated

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will pose to Brussels on Sunday the threat of withholding 30,000 million pounds – about 33,000 million euros – of which London owes the EU to force a renegotiation of the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement, according to reports the newspaper Mail on Sunday. "Boris wants a fair agreement to leave the United Kingdom in exchange for the billions he would pay," explained a government source in statements to the newspaper. "The Prime Minister has always said it was a big mistake" to close concrete figures before the agreement was finalized. Johnson will present his position during the G7 summit in Biarritz, France, which means reducing substantially the 39,000 million euros. pounds, the amount that Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May, promised to pay. The proposal, which is expected to be rejected outright by the EU, has to do with speculation launched by the government itself about the calling of early elections in autumn that They would mean an aggressive campaign with promises to cut fuel taxes.The figures are the result of studies by legal experts from the British Government who believe that in the event of Brexit without an agreement, the United Kingdom would only have the obligation to pay 9,000 million pounds because there would be no costs associated with the transition period envisaged in the May Withdrawal Agreement, repeatedly rejected by the British Parliament: Johnson has been against a Brexit without agreement, but has warned that if it is not renegotiated and the 'backstop' or emergency plan is eliminated, he will also leave the EU on October 31, without an agreement.