What Diego spoke about.

Mr President, Commissioner, artificial intelligence is already having an impact on all of us, on our personal relationships, on our business and on our daily lives. Everything. We used to find data, compare information, form our own opinion. Today we ask AI and we take everything for granted, and that can become a big problem, a very serious problem. If that artificial intelligence is maliciously

Mr President, Commissioner, Europe no longer penalises polluting, it penalises producing. And that is the reality that we have been hearing for almost two years in office: industries that close, companies that leave, workers who lose their jobs. And, in the meantime, Europe continues to increase imports from countries that do not rule from ideology, but defend their own interests. And this no long

Madam President, Commissioner, artificial intelligence is advancing today at missile speed and, while in Europe we continue to regulate at typewriter speed. That's the problem, because while cyberattacks automate, learn and evolve in seconds, our companies continue to waste time, resources and competitiveness navigating between bureaucracy. And precisely there is one of the great risks that we fac

Mr President, Mr González Casares, Mrs Corrado, you did not want to use Spanish energy policy as an example. What do they want, an even bigger blackout? Commissioner, do you know who wins when the price of energy goes up? The State, through taxes. And you know who pays for it? It is paid by families, it is paid by the self-employed, it is paid by SMEs and it is paid by European industry.

Madam President, Commissioner, I begin by addressing the Spanish Government. Do you know how my wife feels every Thursday that she has to take the train to go to Madrid? He feels afraid, afraid of not knowing if he will ever see his children again. She and millions of Spaniards who take the train every day. Do you know how my sister-in-law feels when she goes to work at the hospital on

Mr President, Commissioner, it seems that our group was not on the wrong track. This energy package includes what we have been asking for: lower prices, strengthen energy security, invest in nuclear energy and modernise networks and interconnections. Congratulations, thanks for getting in the car of common sense. But what about Spain? Spain maintains the closure of the nuclear starting with Almara

Madam President, Commissioner, Europe is not going to win the digital race with more papers, it can win it with fiber, with 5G, with 6G, with security and with investment. Today the problem is simple, you said: Europe is fragmented, slow and expensive, and while we discuss forms, others build networks, attract investment and dominate artificial intelligence. The Digital Networks Act can be an oppo

Mr President, Europe not only has a migration problem, it has a control problem. And when the state loses control, it is occupied by the mafias. Without control there is no security, no social cohesion, no trust in institutions. And if we want to get it back, there are three priorities. The first is the real and fast returns: To remain without the right to do so is not a right, it is an illegality

Madam President, Commissioner, we agree on the diagnosis: Cybersecurity is no longer a technical issue, cybersecurity is everywhere. It is in our hospitals, in energy, in transport, in our children's mobile phones, in administration, etc., and is part of hybrid attack campaigns. But from the ECR Group we put three conditions. The first is sovereignty and subsidiarity: ENISA should support and coor

Mr President, Commissioner, how many more scandals will Spain tolerate before it reacts? How many abuses, how many victims silenced, how many resignations without explanation do we need to wake up? Today we talk about sexual harassment in public institutions and the problem is also the double yardstick. When cases appear in the environment of the left, they are relativized, they hide. But if they'

Mr President, I am Valencian – I was there and I am here every week – and what hurts us most is not only what happened on 29 October, but everything that has not happened since then. We are tired; tired of public institutions unable to coordinate, of promises that are not fulfilled and of aid that does not arrive. And, above all, a lack of absolute transparency. No one has clearly explained what h

Mr President, as has been said before, this is the committee closest to the citizens and which reflects in some way the democratic quality in each country. Almost 23% of 2024 petitions came from Spain, it is the country from which they arrive the most. And one of the most recurrent issues is the rule of law. Here in this House and in the Commission there is immense hypocrisy: Hungary or Poland are

Mr President, Commissioner, let's see: Were Kodak reels banned when digital cameras came out? Were Blackberrys banned when the smartphones? Why do we have to ban the combustion engine to force people to buy an electric car? This is not a transition, it is an imposition. Europe has been talking about ecological transition for years, but it does so from carpeted offices, away from factory workshops

Madam President, Prime Minister Frieden, Europe was built to unite free peoples, not to dilute identities. And yet today millions of citizens feel that this Europe no longer represents them. They are overwhelmed by bureaucracy, stifled by rules and, worse, do not see in Brussels a solution to their real problems: farmers who cannot sow, young people who have no future, industries that close, borde

Madam President, I can repeat it if you like.

Madam President, Mrs von der Leyen, I share very little – or nothing – of what we have been told here today, but I share everything that farmers, ranchers and people on the street, in general, tell me. What about Europeans who are having a hard time? Those who feel increasingly insecure in their own streets, those who have been waiting for months for help that does not arrive, those who are rescue