Thread: Poland's fairly brilliant EU negotiating strategy
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Unread 23 Jun 2007, 18:12   #14
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Re: Poland's fairly brilliant EU negotiating strategy
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Originally Posted by wu_trax
we should have gotten the constitution first
That was hardly imminent last time I checked. Various economic actors almost certainly wouldn't have wanted enlargement to have been delayed by x years waiting for everyone else to stop fagging around.

Besides, the EU constitution (or at least, what some are proposing) is so dependant/involved with economics that to introduce it before changing the makeup of the EU so radically (enlargement is eventually going to end up adding what, 100-200 million people?)
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