What Marion spoke about.

Mr President, last April this Parliament adopted the report by my colleague Carlo Fidanza on livestock farming: reducing our dependence on imported proteins, defending direct payments to farmers, access to land and credit. But since then, what has Mrs von der Leyen done with these recommendations? In this institution, agricultural sovereignty is a slogan, it is not a real policy. After Mercosur an

So, dear colleague, I don't know if it will have escaped you, but my name is not Jordan Bardella. My name is Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, as you just said. On the other hand, if the subject of legal immigration obviously interests you, I can possibly give a little more arguments to convince you. Because if there is one subject that the European Union should take over, it is precisely this one. Because

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in Brussels biofuels are the poor parent of the energy transition. So if, with my group, we insisted that this debate should take place, it is because these alternative fuels have, among other advantages, to reduce the price at the pump, to reduce our imports of fossil fuels and to lower our carbon emissions. Committed to the principles of technological neutrali

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, when it comes to climate, Brussels is a machine to lose. Monster of bureaucracy, the European carbon market, says ETS I, is actually a European tax that does not say its name, a permanent blackmail done to Europeans. This climate dogmatism, ladies and gentlemen, is the programmed asphyxiation of our industry. This is the plight of our farmers, who were still

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the surge in pump prices caused by the crisis in the Middle East is dismaying our compatriots, who are finding it increasingly difficult to make ends meet. It also puts entire sectors of our economy at risk. Fishermen, transporters, farmers, small self-employed: all are exposed to a sudden increase in costs that threatens their activity. In t

Madam President, today there is only the nostalgic extreme left of Bolivarian socialism to regret the Maduro regime. Throwing nearly 75% of its population below the poverty line, in one of the countries with the largest oil reserves in the world, is a feat that only Marxist governments have the secret of. But let us leave here abstract discourses on international law and hasty moral condemnations.

Mr President, today Iranians are dying because they aspire to freedom and dignity. We must stand by their side. This great people, one of the oldest in the world, has been living since 1979 a nightmare unworthy of its history. The heirs of Persepolis are plunged into darkness, into the night of the spirit. A dark veil descended on the civilization of colors with the help of the European left, espe

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, rearmament of our nations is no longer a choice, it is a necessity. Our continent is not destined to live under the protection of foreign powers. But Europe's power will remain a slogan as long as we do not have an autonomous defence industry, as long as we accept dependencies that make us vulnerable and as long as our defence budgets are not up to the challe