LONDON, (APP/AFP) – Prime Minister David Cameron said
Thursday that he hoped the rejection by Dutch voters of a key EU pact
with Ukraine would not affect Britain’s own referendum on whether to
stay in or leave the European Union.
“I hope it won’t affect the results of our referendum because it
is a very different issue,” the Conservative leader said while
campaigning for the June 23 vote in south-west England.
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Cameron hopes Dutch referendum ‘won’t affect’ Brexit vote
