European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said there would be no renegotiation in the event the British citizens voted for the country to exit the EU. In an effort to send a clear message and put pressure on the voters, before the June 23 referendum that will decide whether the UK will continue to be part of the European Union, online Der Spiegel posted a statement by Juncker where he said: ‘no matter what happens (in the referendum) there will be no new negotiation of the existing conditions, this does not reflect the desires of the member-states. In such a situation, pressing to deepen the existing regulations of the Eurozone would not be realistic’.