Czech senators to challenge Lisbon treaty again in two weeks | Prague MonitorPrague, July 10 (CTK) - The Lisbon treaty opponents from among Czech senators are completing their constitutional complaint against the document, one of them, Jiri Oberfalzer, told Czech Radio (CRo) Friday, adding that the complaint might be lodged with the Constitutional Court in the first half of August.
No doubt the Poles will do the same.
An interesting question raised by Dan Hannon two weeks ago comes to mind again:
Lisbon Treaty: Britain should not settle for less than Germany - Telegraph BlogsThis, though, shouldn’t be the end of the story. If the European Constitution Lisbon Treaty is insufficiently democratic for Germany, why is it good enough for everyone else? Shouldn’t the other 26 member states demand the same statutory safeguards that the Bundestag will now adopt? I don’t easily see how Gordon Brown or Nicolas Sarkozy or Brian Cowen could get away with refusing. Aren’t the rest of as deserving of democracy as the Germans?



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