LuxembourgInstitutions 146 · State and communal institutions

What text did the voters vote on in the 2005 referendum?

In the exam (French)

Sur quel texte les électeurs ont-ils voté lors du référendum de 2005 ?

  1. aJoining an economic union with FranceL'adhésion à l'Union économique avec la France
  2. bThe Treaty establishing a Constitution for EuropeLe traité établissant une Constitution pour l'EuropeCorrect answer
  3. cVoting rights for foreignersLe droit de vote des étrangers

Why?

In 2005, a majority of voters approved the European constitutional treaty, which in the end never came into force because other countries rejected it.

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