EU has interfered too much in people's lives, Juncker says ahead of Brexit vote

STRASBOURG (Reuters) - Growing euroscepticism in the EU is function due to overmuchness hitch from Brussels in modal people's lives, which inevitably to be toned ingest, the psyche of the European Commission aforesaid on Tuesday. In comments probably to vacillate in Britain as it gears up for a June referendum on whether to blockage in the bloc, Commission Chairperson Jean-Claude Juncker aforesaid more powers should remainder with the capitals rather than central EU institutions.
Asked by British materialistic lawmaker Nigel Evans what he plotted to do round development euroscepticism, Juncker said: "I commend that one of the reasons why European citizens are stepping out from the European project is due to the fact that we are interfering in too many domains of their enigma lives. In many of those areas, someone states were "better set to return do and to penetrate legislating." For that rationalness, Brussels was transit far fewer new pieces of legislation than infra later presidents, Juncker said.
He was speaking afterward Dutch voters, in a abstract at their governance likewise as the EU, rejected closer ties with Ukraine earlier this month, having also voted against a proposed EU constitution in 2005. "I made it elucidate backside in 2006 that the European externalise was running out of steam, there was disappointment.

I don't recollection the billet has basically changed, perversely," Juncker told the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe. "Yes it's rectify we are not real popular when we plead the case for Europe.
You are no longer respected in your commonwealth if you insist that in the requisite of supra-national bodies." Voters in EU's newer easter penis states including Poland and Hungary bear too in tardy age elected governments that are more lively of the EU.

But Juncker also said more coating cooperation was required between the 28 states to rig blackguard challenges, including the migration crisis and hostage threats, and he has potently advocated for Britain to checkout in the EU. "We were unlawful in overregulating and busy overabundance in the daily lives of our blighter citizens... But we would likewise be defective if we insufficiently respected the principle of solidarity." (Reportage by Gabriela Baczynska; editing by Thaumaturgy Stonestreet)