What José spoke about.

In the digital age, social media platforms have transformed our societies, providing new opportunities for citizen participation, but also exposing significant risks to democracy and fundamental rights. The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a crucial step towards regulating these platforms, ensuring transparency, accountability and user protection. However, we must be even more ambitious. It is crucia

Mr President, Mrs Virkkunen, I share this plan and, fundamentally, its three objectives, which speak of promoting, encouraging and encouraging, but, while these verbs are used in that plan, the reality is that the threat is already being executed in real time. I would therefore like to tell you that I believe it is very important to implement the NIS 2 Directive throughout the European system. We

Madam President, the truth is that talking about artificial intelligence today is clearly becoming the definition of what is already a weapon of war, and Europe is at war, we cannot ignore it. The truth is that analyzing the last summit that has taken place between the United States and China, with Mr. Xi Jinping talking about the Thucydides trap, has a lot to do with analyzing the global and glob

Mr President, talking about the rule of law is very important, but it is not a really abstract concept: ensures that democracy works, that rights are respected and that European funds, by the way, reach those who have to reach out. I therefore believe that this report goes in a very good direction: It improves the annual cycle and also recognises something essential, which is that without civil so

Mr President, the responsibility to analyse rigorously the management of the institutions and bodies during the preparation of this report has indeed been very important to us. As for the Court of Justice, we have seen progress in digitalisation and efficiency; the European Data Protection Supervisor complies with the fundamental right in an absolutely dizzying digital environment; and the Europea

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, rapporteur, I am very sorry, but the S&D Group cannot support this report at all. For us, the protection of the financial interests of the European Union is an extraordinarily important issue, it is not a minor issue, and yet we have seen that this report - with the regrettably support of the People's Party, which is becoming increasingly right-win

Mr President, Commissioner, the truth is that Europe is at war, we have to know: trade wars, kinetic wars, hybrid wars. But the reality is that this report does well in looking at space, it does very well in looking at the sky. Honestly, we've gone from trench warfare, very kinetic, to Star Wars, where we're actually using drones as a pretty powerful coercion system. You also have to know a little

Mr President, Commissioner, the truth is that piracy of sporting events and other live events is not just digital picaresque, it is real-time theft. The truth is that we are seeing that voluntary tools are not being efficient. The 2023 Recommendation has had a rather limited impact, as acknowledged by the Commission itself. And, of course, cultural and audiovisual employment, clubs, grassroots spo

Madam President, I like to say that Europe is at war. There are visible wars and invisible wars, but from the point of view of cybersecurity, without a doubt, we are in a frank minority. Russia today has fundamentally three intelligence services working in a very proactive way: the FSB, the Federal Security Service, with advanced persistent threat (APT) cyberattack groups, such as Secret Blizzard;

Madam President, Commissioner, we would like to welcome this Agenda precisely to promote fairer digital markets and sustainable consumption. Above all, we welcome the Commission's strong commitment to the Digital Equity Act. I think it's very important. That is precisely why we have called for this debate: to inform this House, to inform citizens and businesses; because the single market does not

Mr President, Commissioner Serafin, I would first of all like to congratulate Jean-Marc Germain and Monika Hohlmeier on the excellent work they have done at the forefront of this report. It seems to me that these spaces of understanding are very necessary - increasingly necessary - in this Parliament, above all to build Europe, to continue building Europe. We are seeing today some interventions in

Madam President, the first thing I would like to do is to congratulate the rapporteurs on this report and, moreover, on having taken into account the opinion of the Committee on Security and Defence. I would also like to highlight the success in this report of focusing on strategic issues as important as cybersecurity or hybrid threats. It is a question of sovereignty, survival and also strategic

Mr President, Mr President Murphy, thank you very much for the annual report of the European Court of Auditors. Undoubtedly, this report represents an essential exercise of democratic control over the use of the Union budget and, in that sense, as socialist rapporteur, in these institutions, stress that the Court does not in fact comment on the accounts of the Court of Justice, the European Ombuds

Madam President, as my dear friend Oscar López, the Minister of Digital Transition of Spain, would say, we can be techno-optimists, but what we cannot be is naive. And it is true that from Europe it is very important that we continue working to give the battle of rights, which is not happening practically anywhere in the world. We need to work for algorithmic transparency, platform accountability,

Madam President, the first thing I want to do is to congratulate the rapporteurs on a very timely report and, moreover, I have to admit that it is very balanced. I believe that, in addition, it comes at a crucial moment where, of course, the European Union has to address and show - thinking of the future EU-CELAC summit in Santa Marta - some very important challenges in two regions that really uni

Madam President, Commissioner Kubilius, my first words are one of support, solidarity and strength. And also, why not say it, of a feeling of resilience that Europe has to have, right now, with all the Polish people. It seems to me that it is very important that they know that they are not going to bend us and that we are not going to lack efforts, resources or desire to defend peace on European t

Mr President, how bad, ladies and gentlemen of the People's Party of Spain, this debate has come to you! But how dare they come here to talk about corruption in Spain and to tarnish the public image of all Spaniards? I've been working against corruption for 20 years. From Madrid I have faced any corrupt party, of any color, in Spain, and now also from Europe I have to say it out loud. But are you