The Danish voters voted in favour of the European by a narrow margin.

Danish voters shocked the European Community by voting down ambitious plans for economic and political union.

The Danish voters' rejection of a treaty on political and monetary union remains a stumbling block.

In a national referendum 64.2% of Danish voters approved the sale.

Then, on June 2, Danish voters unexpectedly rejected the treaty by a narrow margin.

Danish voters narrowly rejected the treaty on European union, throwing into confusion plans for monetary unity.

Danish voters have already rejected the idea once before in a referendum in September 2000.

The treaty could still be blocked if Danish voters say no in a referendum next month.

Prioritising of this kind can be done much better by Danish voters and politicians.

Danish voters rejected the treaty by a narrow margin last June.