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With this vote, Parliament is being asked to ratify the decisions taken at the Barcelona European Council. We are being asked to agree to the full liberalisation of the energy sector by 2004, regardless of public service obligations based on the principles of continuity of service, equal access and treatment of all users, land planning and protection of the environment. We are being asked to give a free hand in the deregulation of air transport through the single sky project and in the continued liberalisation of the railways. We are being asked to agree to increase the average retirement age by 5 years and to establish a pension fund. We are being asked to approve structural reforms of the labour market introducing flexible working conditions, job insecurity and wage moderation. In fact, we are being asked to say yes to the liberal Europe that has no social element. No, we cannot vote in favour of the outcome of the Barcelona Council and we fully support the message sent out by 100 000 trade unionists and 400 000 protestors who peacefully denounced the ‘Europe of capital’ and called for a different kind of Europe and a different kind of globalisation."@en1
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