Thread: No 'plan B' if French reject EU treaty
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Old Tuesday, May 24th, 2005
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Default AW: Re: AW: No 'plan B' if French reject EU treaty
The foreign intervention doesn't cease to come though. Endless pressure is being put on this country...
Luxembourg's PM has recently stated that in case the French really vote "non", their country would be responsible for setting the EU back 20 years and all the 'progress' made by the Union will have been gone down the drain in favour of a crisis. Spanish PM Zapatero is also supporting a "yes", saying that it would ease their cooperation towards a best social model.
Therefore the campaign for "yes" continues desperatly. France is said to vote for the future for Europe and not for that of its internal political affairs.
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