The UK signs post Brexit trade agreement in Nicaragua
By Guy José Bendaña-Guerrero & Asociados

The UK signs continuity trade agreements with non-EU countries so that trade can continue with minimal disruption after the UK leaves the EU. These countries account for 64% of trade currently covered by EU agreements for which the UK is seeking continuity.
The UK-Central America agreement covers: trade in goods and services, including provisions on rules of origin, preferential tariffs and quotas; intellectual property; geographical indications; and government procurement.
It replicates wider elements of the EU-Central America agreement such as provisions on political dialogue and other forms of cooperation, including on human rights.
This agreement will take effect after Brexit, when the EU-Central America agreement no longer applies to the UK.
