Signing of EU Constitution is Due Tomorrow

The first constitution of the European Union will be signed on October 29 in a ceremony in Rome. Nevertheless before it can be adopted, all twenty-five member nations need to ratify it either by referendum or parliamentary vote. Most of Western Europe – Ireland, The UK, Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Denmark, along with Poland and the Czech Republic will hold referendums in which the people will decide whether they accept the constitution. The Central and Northern European Union States- Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Austria, Italy, Greece and Malta will hold votes in the national parliaments which will decide the outcome of the Euro-Constitution Project.