Brodsky: "Nothing is positive about the Lisbon Treaty"

Brodsky: "Nothing is positive about the Lisbon Treaty" (1)

Archived Articles | 19 May 2009 | EWR

Interview with Jiří Brodský, Deputy Director, Foreign Affairs Department, Office of the President of the Czech Republic

1. You are one of the opponents of the Lisbon Treaty, which is a very complex and lengthy document. Could you describe the most important objections that you have to the Treaty and what is it about it that you believe is against the interests of the Czech Republic and Czech citizens?

Read the complete interview on the Libertas.eu website:
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