Ganley to contest Lisbon 2 referendum

10 Sep, 2009

Ganley to contest Lisbon 2 referendum

Posted by: Steve In: Lisbon 2

Via Wall Street Journal

Despite his initial indications that he would not participate in Lisbon 2, Declan Ganley, Chair of Libertas has announced in the Wall Street Journal today that he intends on fighting Lisbon 2.

Full Wall Street Article here

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