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July 10, 2005
Luxembourg Says 'Yes" To European Constitution
"Luxembourg said yes to the European constitution on Sunday (July 10, 2005), with 56.52 percent of its citizens voting in favour of the treaty, and 43.48 percent against, according to the Luxembourg government's figures," reports Elitsa Vucheva of EU Observer.com.
"The exact question Luxembourgers had to answer during the compulsory referendum was: "Are you in favour of the treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, signed in Rome on 29 October 2004?" the Vucheva report said, adding: "Despite the fact that Luxembourgers had the same fears as the Dutch and French voters amongst others, that the document might endanger some of the social "acquis" and facilitate immigration, Luxembourg has now become the 13th country to ratify the document."
See "Luxembourg says yes to EU constitution" for more.
Posted by Munir Umrani at July 10, 2005 11:27 AM
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