What Sebastian spoke about.

Madam President, I raise a point under Rule 10(6). It is regarding safety and dignity in this Parliament. Yesterday we saw this House being chaired by a Vice-President of this Parliament, which belongs to La France Insoumise, a party that has incited a far-left, gang-combined violent crackdown on the French Republic. I am sick and tired of hearing repeated speeches about the dignity of this House,

Madam President, I was recently in Bolivia and promised the people of Uyuni a new friend in the European Parliament. Europe's relationship with Bolivia focuses almost only on one issue: lithium. But a serious relationship cannot be based on raw materials alone. Uyuni is also Bolivia's best-known tourist destination. The Government is preparing a sustainable tourism plan for the next ten years. I o

Madam President, under Rule 40, like every Strasbourg session, you keep coming up with new ways to make our debates more engaging. But here's a better idea: get rid of the ridiculous rule that lets Members refuse a blue‑card question. It is unbelievable. The left side of this Chamber acts like an applause machine. They clap on cue. They cheer each other on like a squad of North Korean cheerleaders

Mr President, the Party for Freedom opts for trade that makes the Netherlands stronger and that is why we support this strategic partnership agreement. With 130 million inhabitants, Mexico is one of the largest economies in the world and an important growth market for our entrepreneurs. European exports of goods and services can increase by 75% and European companies save up to EUR 100 million in

Well, thank you very much for your question, Ms Vieira, but let me be very clear: what you won't understand is the power of of competitiveness. I understand that the left side of this Parliament – we just heard that other left‑wing didgeridoo – has nothing to do with enforcing competitiveness, enforcing jobs and our economic strength. So, do not ask me about how capitalism works, but yes, if you w

Mr President, folks, let me be very clear from the outset: this deal is not perfect, but perfect was never on the table. The EU simply does not have the guts to force a better outcome. We negotiated from a position of weakness. The real question is: how did we end up here? Because of years of misguided policies, suffocating bureaucracy and an energy policy driven by ideology instead of common sens

Mr President, let me be clear right away. Did the European Commission negotiate badly? Yeah, yeah. Is this deal better for the US than for Europe? Yeah, yeah. Would we have preferred a 0% rate deal? Yes, but the European Union simply does not have the cards to enforce a better deal. We have empty hands and a mouth full of teeth. The real question is, how did we get into this? Through years

Madam President, the narcodictator Nicolás Maduro has been captured. He was taken from his bed to end up in a prison in the United States. Life is full of surprises, Nicolas. Now is the time to focus on the interests of the Venezuelan people. Their future must be in their hands, not in the interests of oil companies. As long as criminals like Delcy Rodriguez remain in government, there will be no

Mr Sieper, I am of course strongly opposed to this. The point is that this is already prohibited in the Netherlands and should therefore also be prosecuted in the Netherlands. If people post material online and this constitutes a criminal offence, whether this material is generated with AI or in some other way or concerns real pornography, this should be severely punished. We do not want to do thi

Mr Sieper, I have not heard you speak about the dignity of Parliament when one of its Members was exempted from prosecution in Hungary after she attacked someone with an axe. Every time someone says something with which you disagree, you start talking about the dignity of this fake parliament. This is too crazy for words. There is always a different reason to do something about social media platfo

Mr Van Lanschot, as you know, I do not like the European project at all. Every time you open your mouth in the Chamber, I remember why. The point is that there is always a different reason for restricting all kinds of things on social media platforms. I would like to have a little more confidence in our own national parliament, in our own legislation and in the history of the Netherlands, which sh

Mr Van Lanschot says from the left side of the Chamber that we have the possibility to impose rules. This makes my neck hair stand up. This is alarming. The point, which I have already made clear, is that all the matters we want to deal with in Brussels must actually be dealt with at national level. What is punishable offline is also punishable online. This is already provided for in the legislati

Mr President, the day before yesterday it was about hate speech, yesterday about disinformation, today about AI images on X and tomorrow about any opinion that the left does not like. Every time Brussels announces new digital protection, we know what time it is. Nothing is secured; Something is being taken away. We see the same play every time: First comes the moral outrage, then a debate with an

Mr President, in November Ursula von der Leyen travels to the EU-Africa summit in Angola – that is not the country of Ntula Kabongo, who came from the Central African Republic – as a kind of Euromissionary on safari with suitcases full of Dutch tax money. Tens of billions of euros will disappear in the eternal cycle of aid and dependence in the coming years. Meanwhile, Africa's population is growi

Mr President, in the Netherlands last month a 17-year-old girl was murdered by an asylum seeker. Unfortunately, this is not an incident, but the result of years of mass immigration. On the left, crocodile tears weep for Gaza, but in our own streets, women are harassed by the beasts they bring in themselves. While women, gays and Jews in Amsterdam can no longer safely walk the streets, the mayor of

Mr. President, the brutal murder of Senator Miguel "the Warrior" Uribe Turbay fills us with pain. This egregious fact evokes once again the darkest chapters of Colombia's recent history: murders, kidnappings and fear. The people of Cali, Bogota, Medellin and all regions of the country deserve to live in safety and tranquility. The upcoming elections represent a decisive opportunity to turn the tid

Mr. President, two weeks after my birth in Medellín, presidential candidate Luis Carlos Galán was assassinated in Colombia. It was 1989, a particularly difficult period for my country. In the midst of that crisis, the Netherlands offered me something that Colombia could not: a future. Today, thirty-five years later, Colombia's democratic hope is again in jeopardy. The recent assassination attempt