October 15, 2009 19:50 | by Laurent Dauré and Dominique Guillemin On the 12th of June 2008, the Irish people rejected the Lisbon Treaty by a margin of 53.4% to 46.6%. The 2nd of October 2009, it will have to pronounce itself anew on this same text without a single comma having been changed, a text which itself is only a deliberately confused rewording of the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe rejected by the French and Dutch voters in 2005. Thus, whatever the result, the second Irish referendum could only ever have been one more illustration of the total loss of legitimacy of the European institutions. 1 See our article "Lisbon treaty: EU democratic process in question" online since February 17, 2008 |
giovedì 15 ottobre 2009
A referendum for nothing
A referendum for nothing
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