Associated Press and others (including the BBC) are reporting that the constitutional Lisbon treaty has been "approved" in Germany – the fourteenth member state so to do. The approval came from the Bundesrat, the German parliament's upper house, which represents the 16 Lander. It required a two-thirds majority to ratify the treaty and all but one state voted in favour ...
Posted on EU Referendum
Friday, 23 May 2008
Fourteen down – sort of
