Forget Brexit, Grexit: EUexit on Cards Amid Rising Euroskepticism
SputnikNews.com
23.02.2016
More than half of the Dutch people want a referendum on the country’s membership of the European Union – like Britain – amid growing criticism of the whole EU project across Europe as it struggles to cope with the refugee crisis and rumors over the stability of the Eurozone.
According to an opinion poll by de Hond, 53 percent of Dutch want an EU membership referendum similar to the British vote. At this stage, 44 percent would vote to stay in the EU and 43 percent would vote to leave voting to leave.
The UK Prime Minister David Cameron has fired the starting gun on his country route to an In-Out referendum on EU membership, which will take place on June 23. Cameron was forced to promise a referendum ahead of the 2015 general election because of rising anti-EU sentiment within his own Conservative Party and the rise in popularity of the anti-EU UK Independence Party — which took 12.6 percent of the election share of the vote.
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