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16 Feb. 2016 E.U. Referendum Carries Risks, But A Current Account Crisis Isn't One

By Samuel Tombs

The starting gun for the "Brexit" referendum will be fired this week if E.U. leaders, who meet for a two-day summit starting Thursday, agree to the draft reform package assembled by Prime Minister and E.U. President Donald Tusk.

Posted: 16th Feb 2016 in 'UK Documents'

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