Treaty of Lisbon (2)

According to this article tackling with the "Treaty of Lisbon", Ireland had rejected this treaty in June 2008 (54,3% of Irish said "NO") but the new referendum established in October 3rd make the Irish say "Yes". In fact, "Treaty of Lisbon" is a simplification of Rome and Maastricht Treaties, which hasn't been adopted by all Members of the European Union actually (especially Czech Republic in which EU puts pressure in order to convince Vaclav Klaus to sign it). This "Treaty of Lisbon" is going to establish new european institutionnal laws, and is a real turning point of the renewal of the European Institutions. Thus, all European citizens are concerned by this foundamental treaty. The 27 nations must ratify this treaty before the end of the year in order to avoid a blockade of this renewal process.

A. Galudec