What Oihane spoke about.

Madam President, in Europe there are more than 100 million people living in coastal communities, islands and outermost regions, such as the Canary Islands, which, in this geopolitical context, become critical enclaves that need to be taken care of. With the strategy for islands and the new vision for the outermost regions, we are finally moving away from this focus solely on their disadvantages –

Mr President, four out of ten Europeans consider the lack of accessible housing to be an immediate problem. The middle classes have difficulties and many young people cannot become independent. We have an opportunity, therefore, with this European Affordable Housing Act. But we have to do it well because we are also seeing what is happening in Spain. The Government has endured a legislature withou

I think it is something that we have very clear who have sector in our regions and nations and who want to defend both the sustainability of the oceans and the sustainability of economic and social activity, putting in value also women, who mentioned them and that it is important to recognize them also at this time. And from there we will work and fight hand in hand, because we know that, in addit

Mr President, two very clear messages for today. The first, with regard to the Multiannual Financial Framework: We absolutely reject the centralisation and reduction of fishing funds in those national envelopes which, in our case, would mean that everything would be decided from Madrid. We have a sector in Euskadi that deserves to be heard from close proximity. The second, with regard to the Commo

Madam President, we live in a complex and uncertain context where we know that – in addition – tariffs are being used as continuous threats. In this context, trade agreements with allies that are stable and trustworthy and that give us guarantees that shared values will be respected and the rules of the game that we establish seem to be more important than ever. It seems that this year 2026 is a y

Mr President, it seems that Hormuz is going to open up and it is good news, without a doubt, but the cost of the bill for states like Euskadi is 200 million and we have seen blockage of trade routes, price increases and tensions in supply chains. So if to avoid and reduce these risks what we really want is to bet on transport corridors that connect ports, airports, roads and trains vertebrating al

Madam President, Commissioner, I am going to share here today a question that I think you already know in advance and it is by when that list of barriers to the single market by state that we must eliminate, so that it is something simple, something understandable and so that MEPs can return to our house and press for them to eliminate them. We need stability and predictability and, given the exte

Madam President, a few years ago, we thought that the biggest threats to our security were physical and today we know that they are also digital; whereas artificial intelligence, in addition to advancing and innovating, also serves to attack critical infrastructure, to spew sensitive information and to destabilise public services. And the development of advanced artificial intelligence systems suc

Madam President, Mr President Costa, the other day the European Council launched important messages of unity for this project on the single market, trade agreements, competitiveness and the protection of industry. A while ago we were able to talk about the energy market, so I will focus on the humanitarian drama that we are and we will continue to live if the conflict in the Middle East

Mr. President, with the war in Iran and the swings of Donald Trump, we are all holding our breath and seeing how we can mitigate the price increases of the electricity bill, of fuels, of the purchase. Today we heard that this will also affect the housing market, and we return to the eternal debates of security and strategic autonomy. We have and we know of unacceptable differ

Madam President, look, we are not here to add more pain to the already suffered by Adamuz and Tempi train accidents out of respect for the victims, their families and friends. Responsibilities will have to be clarified in court. Here what we have to do is try to give solutions so that all this does not happen again. The maintenance and modernisation of infrastructure must be a top

Madam President, today we all have our heads set on Iran, on the humanitarian and economic crisis that all this is generating, and without taking our eyes off what happens there, we have to talk about housing and I want to do it by echoing what the cluster of the construction of the Basque Country was moving us a few days ago: want to be part of the solution to the housing problem and, beyond the

Madam President, Madam Vice-President, after listening to Donald Trump in Davos, it is really difficult to focus the debate. But perhaps today, more than ever, we welcome the Digital Networks Act. We are ready to take the lead that is needed to drive real change in the way the European Union regulates the digital ecosystem. We believe in comprehensive reform that strengthens our ability to achieve