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We are faced with having to choose between, on the one hand, a model of turning in on ourselves, where each country compares its competitiveness with the neighbouring Member State, where it looks at its rating on the financial markets and at the lowest possible contribution it can make to the European budget, and, on the other hand, a model based on solidarity the only acceptable model in which social standards are raised, in particular by upholding the position of social dialogue and of unions, with minimum social requirements across Europe and wage-indexing mechanisms that are protected, and in which solidarity between generations is guaranteed by a pension system which provides enough to live in dignity, as Parliament has recently stated.
are faced with having to choose between, on the hand, a model of in on ourselves, each country compares its competitiveness with the neighbouring Member State, where it at its on the financial markets and at the lowest possible it can make to the European budget, and, on the other hand, a based on solidarity the acceptable model in which standards are raised, by upholding the position of unions, with minimum social requirements Europe mechanisms that protected, in which solidarity between is guaranteed by a pension system which provides enough to in dignity, as Parliament has recently stated.