L'On. ceco Ivo Strejcek parla alle telecamere di Europarltv e spiega perché il Trattato di Lisbona è morto e sepolto.

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Your party, ODS, expects nothing from   the Lisbon Treaty,

What do you most dislike   in the treaty?

What we fear the most is   that at the end of the process

of which the Lisbon Treaty   is just one part

there'll only be   one sovereign - the EU

and that the constitutions   of the nation states

will no longer be the source   of national jurisdictions.

We fear this transfer of power and the EU   becoming the sole decision centre

that tells citizens   what to do and how to behave.

So if the no vote wins   on 2 October in Dublin,

for you it's pretty clear that the Lisbon   Treaty is dead and buried. Is that right?

But we respect Ireland's decision to hold   a second referendum.

But if the no vote wins, it will be a   definitive rejection of this treaty.

Another, more comprehensible,   document could be produced,

which defines the EU's powers in a   precise and clear way to the EU citizens.

Has the Lisbon Treaty   and its future been decided?

Firstly, I want to say   that President Klaus is waiting

for the Czech constitutional   court's decision.

It's his constitutional duty.   Our constitution states

that only the President can ratify   international treaties.

The Czech constitutional court has   already ruled on the first request

Now we must wait   for the second decision

In Germany the government also had to   wait for the constitutional court's decision.