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EU Constitution: ratification likely to be a rough ride

On 20th February Spain will become the first of ten countries to hold a referendum on the proposed EU constitution. This Focus is the first in a series which will set out the key event risks involved in the ratification process, and how this may affect European economies and markets.

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