"Politicians have allowed the citizens to express their opinion only in a single EU country," Klaus noted, referring to the fact that Ireland is the only country ratifying the treaty in a referendum, not in parliament. Klaus says the result should be a clear message to all. "The Lisbon treaty project ended today with the Irish voters' decision and its ratification cannot continue," Klaus writes on his website. Klaus has repeatedly expressed strong reservations about the text of the Lisbon treaty and doubts about the further development of the Brussels Gloomy as Irish 'No' Likely on EU Treaty ...
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It is not clear whether it would further proceed with the ratification process.
(Ceske Noviny)
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