Pistas para o novo "tratado"
Germany is believed to be ready to make concessions to more sceptical countries, including the UK, Poland and the Czech Republic, by proposing a shorter treaty that would no longer be referred to as a constitution.
Trappings of EU statehood, such as an anthem and flag, are likely to be dropped while the charter of fundamental rights – a central part of the document rejected by French and Dutch voters in 2005 – may receive only a cross-reference in the new treaty.
Institutional elements – including a new EU president and simplified voting rights – would be retained, despite strong opposition from Poland to the proposed voting system.
Trappings of EU statehood, such as an anthem and flag, are likely to be dropped while the charter of fundamental rights – a central part of the document rejected by French and Dutch voters in 2005 – may receive only a cross-reference in the new treaty.
Institutional elements – including a new EU president and simplified voting rights – would be retained, despite strong opposition from Poland to the proposed voting system.
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