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"In half a year, the European Union has moved from a hopeful situation to almost complete disunity. Six months ago, the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon inspired optimism and hope. Only half a year later, the Greek crisis has put the EU before a dramatic situation. In spite of an increasing number of alarm signals, everyone is waiting, although this sounds trite, for national protectionism to get out of hand, which may have potentially disastrous results. I am convinced that the Member States that are in difficult situations do not need cynical advice. Greece’s situation is not unique; the EU will have to face other similar shock effects. The solution lies in increasing EU solidarity, effective coordination and achieving strong economic governance. As a representative of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) and a Romanian Hungarian politician who obtained his mandate as an expression of political solidarity, I believe that the only way out of the crisis is through solidarity among northern, southern, western and eastern Member States – that is, among all of us."@en1
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