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The British government intends to trigger Art.
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The Irish Ambassador to Bulgaria, Geoffrey Keating, has stated that the upcoming referendum on the Lisbon treaty in Ireland is impossible to predict.
In an exclusive interview for Novinite.com Keating stated; "Opinion polls in Ireland currently show a shift in favour of the Lisbon Treaty but I think it is impossible at this stage to predict the outcome of a second referendum but I think it is impossible at this stage to predict the outcome of a second referendum."
Keating said that "the analysis which we conducted after the last referendum showed that many people voted against the Treaty, or failed to vote, because they did not understand it." He added that the reasons for the first referendum failing "included fears about European social policy, in particular about abortion, about threats to our military neutrality and about harmonization of taxes."
Keating concluded; "The Lisbon Treaty was designed to make decision-making in Europe easier and to provide the structures for a larger Union. I think the problems that Bulgaria and Romania are experiencing in implementing aspects of the acquis communautaire show how hard the process is and the importance of adequate preparation for membership."
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