AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch voters rejected the Ukraine-EU treaty by a large margin in a nonbinding referendum held last week, according to the final results published by the country's Election Commission on Tuesday.
In all 61 percent of voters said "no" to the treaty, compared to 38.2 percent who said "yes" in the April 6 referendum, the commission said.
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