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Iceland's EU Membership Referendum Results Show Close Call
Iceland's referendum on resuming EU membership talks is showing a very close result, with 50.1% voting against and 49.9% in favor based on early counts. The debate has largely focused on fishing rights, which are a significant concern for many voters. Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir emphasized the importance of the vote and stated that her government will continue its work regardless of the outcome.
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Iceland's referendum on resuming EU membership talks is showing a very close result, with 50.1% voting against and 49.9% in favor based on early counts. The debate has largely focused on fishing rights, which are a significant concern for many voters. Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir emphasized the importance of the vote and stated that her government will continue its work regardless of the outcome.
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