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Not yet at least. The dissatisfaction is growing, but it's not yet the opinion of the majority. Unless there are drastic changes, it will be. The last treaty (
by Typhon 15y ago
Not yet at least. The dissatisfaction is growing, but it's not yet the opinion of the majority. Unless there are drastic changes, it will be.
The last treaty (TCE and its ersatz), was rejected by all the referendums. None of the countries who ratified them used referendum.
But it's a bit naïve to say that petitioning the government for a referendum would oblige the government to hold it.
But obviously, EU worked out quite well for the majority of citizens of those countries.
As a matter of fact, it's still working out well for the newcomers. But for founding members, especially France, my country, it hasn't been the case for the past twenty years.