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Ireland sets October 2 date for voteIreland will hold its keenly-awaited second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty on October 2 in a vote that could end the stalemate over final ratification of the reform treaty. Irish Prime Minister (Taoiseach) Brian Cowen Is it the end of the line for Libertas?  Despite big expectations of winning 100 seats in the European Parliament, the pan-European anti-Lisbon Treaty party Libertas suffered a striking and harrowing defeat in the European elections with the only captain saving the sinking ship. People need to see they are Europe  These months are a period of big changes on the European table. The term of current European Commission is nearly coming to the end and new Members of European Parliament will start their active political Irish will vote on EU’s treaty again, after getting guarantees  The Irish government will seek to hold a second referendum on the European Union’s stalled Lisbon Treaty in early October, Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said, but only after the country pushed the EU into Farage: 'I’m Back and I’m Proud – and cautiously Eurosceptical'  On his first day back in Brussels, Nigel Farage, as Member of the European Parliament from the United Kingdom and the Independence Party, which advocates the country’s withdrawal from the European Union, took some time Twitter reactions on then EU Elections; a selection  @mariekeguy: Just catching up on #eu09 tweets. I'm definitely coming round to the idea of compulsory voting. 30% turnout round here. Disgraceful!
@asteris: Let's not just hope that the new EP will be better than the EPP takes the lead as EU voters – the few who showed up - lean right  In elections for the European Parliament that drew a yawn from voters across the European Union, initial results showed that nationalist and right-wing parties and the Eurosceptic party Libertas that emerged in Ireland were faring European Commissioners suffer Libertas’ slings and arrows  Two European Commissioners have been blamed by Libertas Chairman Declan Ganley for what he said was a violation of European Union rules by participating in the national parties‘s European election campaigns in their home countries, Reluctant Czechs approve EU treaty You could almost hear the groans in Dublin, where the Irish are now the lone hold-outs in approving the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty, after the Czech Republic – whose president disdains the EU even though Libertas. Egalité? Fraternité?  The future performance of Libertas, often labeled the Eurosceptic party, created by Irish entrepreneur and the architect of Ireland’s “No”vote on the Lisbon Treaty, Declan Ganley, is still not clear and is undoubtedly far from Infatuation, clarification, closure Like all great love stories, my infatuation with England is a cog mire of serendipitous moments in time brought together to bring me to my appreciation and, dare I say it, obsession of the British Not so fast for Libertas, its campaign in limbo  Shortly after its opponents in the European Parliament said they were resigned to the fact that the Eurosceptic party Libertas – which is trying to unseat some MEPs – would get 200,000 Euro as an Anti-EU group registers branch in Czech Republic The pan-European movement Libertas, which successfully rallied opposition to the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty in Ireland, has registered a branch in the Czech Republic, which now holds the rotating European Union presidency, and found itself A rocky start to a barrier-free European future  It hasn’t been such an auspicious start for the Czech Republic’s EU Presidency. After taking over the reins from the French on January for a six-month as the country holding the rotating leadership of the Govt to set Euro adoption date on November 1 Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek recently announced that his government would meet on November 1 to set a date for adopting the Euro, a change from his governments go-slow approach to Europes common currency. ?November Anti-EU Libertas party aims to beat pro-EU lawmakers After successfully defeating the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty in Ireland, the new Libertas Party has set itself a bigger goal: knocking off Members of the European Parliament it opposes in the 2009 elections. Libertas will Merkel pushes the EU treaty on her first visit  With Irish voters set to soon give their opinion on the muchmaligned EU Treaty, German Chancellor Angela Merkel met her Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern in Dublin and said the document would help Ireland and the |
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