No referendums are on the agenda there (but a arguably broken promise to referendum the European constitution should be noted): The ruling party promised to referendum the EU constitution, but they decided against it on the justification that the follow-up (Lisbon treaty) was not really a constitution. Everybody knows they broke the promise for another reason: It would set a "bad example" for other EU countries (i.e., the country where the treaty was signed calling in a referendum). The referendum would be expected to pass very easily (both based on the popularity of the EU and the national pride of having a treaty called "Lisbon").

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