Klaus signs Lisbon treaty after Czech court's verdict

Prezident České republiky Václav Klaus.

vydáno: 03.11.2009, 16:34 | aktualizace: 03.11.2009 18:07

Klaus podepsal Lisabonskou smlouvu

Prague - President Vaclav Klaus signed the Lisbon treaty after the Czech Constitutional Court issued its verdict this morning, Klaus said today.

The Czech Republic was the last EU country that did not ratified the treaty. With Klaus's signature, the ratification has been completed.

The Constitutional Court today rejected a complaint against the treaty and said the treaty was in line with the country's constitution.

Klaus said he expected this verdict and respected it though he did not agree with the court's arguments.

On Thursday, the EU leaders agreed on an opt-out from the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, demanded by Klaus for Czechs.

Klaus's missing signature was the last obstacle to the implementation of the EU reform treaty.

Lisbon treaty might take effect in December or January, EC President Jose Barroso said in reaction to the news about Klaus's signing the document.

Autor: ČTK
www.ctk.cz

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