What Nora spoke about.

Mr President, Commissioner, what hope is left to an entire generation that works but cannot afford to buy a house? In Spain, there are young couples who need to add two salaries just to face the rent and basic expenses; Saving, having children or building a future become a luxury. We now need more available housing and to build it we need to support investment and encourage public-private partners

Mr President, Commissioner, last week I boarded a fishing boat in Calpe, in a small town in the Mediterranean. I got up early in the morning with them and saw how they work, how they plan each haul, how they control each catch and how they meet increasingly demanding standards. I left there with a reflection: Our fishermen do not feel part of the solution, they feel permanently under suspicion. Th

Mr President, Commissioner, today I am not going to talk about how dangerous the Strait mafias are. We all know that: We know that they have more money, we know that, surprisingly, they have more means and we know that they are increasingly violent. What I don't understand is why we keep treating the one who defends us as if the problem wasn't bleeding. On the southern border of Spain, civil guard

Mr President, Commissioner, I sometimes have the feeling that in Europe we have perfected the art of indignation without consequences. We pass resolutions, make statements and express our deep concern, while in Nicaragua political prisoners remain in prison, opponents disappear and Brooklyn Rivera has died in the regime's custody. The question is no longer whether the Ortega y Murillo regime is a

Madam President, Madam High Representative, Cuba is not a humanitarian crisis, Cuba is a dictatorship. The regime keeps its people in misery while its elites live as kings, and it is sustained thanks to Venezuela, China, Iran and, unfortunately, in part thanks to European money. Because we have been sending aid and cooperation for decades, but the results are devastating: More political prisoners,

Mr President, Commissioner, in Spain no fisherman finds relief, because no one wants to inherit a sentence. The European Union requires them to renovate their ships to meet a green transition – millions of euros in investment – and then closes the tap on the promised funds. To top it off, this directive that we are discussing today expels them from the fishing grounds where generations fished all

Mr President, Commissioner, congratulations, Carlo, because this report prioritises competitiveness and food sovereignty. Today here we talk about the future of livestock. Good thing, because today what future do our farmers have, when they are being demanded less emissions, less antibiotics, more paperwork, more reports, more requirements, an animal welfare law... and I'm glad you're reviewing th

Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I thank you, Mrs Zovko, for the report - the truth is that it is a very comprehensive report - but we are talking about ocean diplomacy and competitiveness. But what competitiveness? We are asking our fishermen for more traceability, more controls, decarbonisation, safety on board, innovation, reporting, more requirements. And now, in addition,

Madam President, the Adamuz accident is not only a tragedy, it is also an uncomfortable question for the Sanchez government. We saw it with the power outage: months later, we're still waiting for answers. And now, with Adamuz, the same pattern begins to repeat itself: tragedy, headlines and then silence. Adamuz's accident should be investigated as rigorously as possible, but in Pedro Sán

Madam President, High Representative Kallas, ladies and gentlemen, the departure of Nicolás Maduro should not be read as a foreign intervention, but as a long-awaited act of justice. President Trump has not invaded a country, he has captured a fugitive, a narcoterrorist who turned a prosperous nation into a center of torture and organized crime, as well as a miserable nation. But beyond the acrony

Madam President, Commissioner, when we talk about the so-called 2030 Consumer Agenda, I think it is worth asking ourselves, honestly, what we are doing with our European citizens. We live in a Union where massive decisions can be made, overnight, for entire sectors, to sacrifice meaningless livestock production, killing flies with cannons, and then we are surprised that prices rise and basic produ

Mr. President, Commissioner, comrades, today I wonder why so many socialist comrades looked the other way, why the left proclaims itself a feminist by handing out cards of virtue and giving lessons every day. And now it turns out that the left is rotten and full of machos in its own ranks. I am not talking about rumors, I am talking about internal denunciations, abuse of power and complicit silenc

Madam President, Commissioner, protecting the seas and oceans, yes. But we are legislating on legislation, creating more bureaucracy and more confusion. The BBNJ Agreement is neither above the rest of European regulations nor above RFMOs. It's on the same level. And what we see is not progress, it is normative duplicity. While here, in the offices of Brussels, the left congratulates itself, the ma

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, cold drops and floods on the Mediterranean coast are part of nature, not a climate story invented to justify the lack of management. This tragedy was seen to be coming: Since 94, experts had already been warning that in the Poyo ravine a channeling and a drainage were needed. Nine projects were drafted, nine. And what have we seen? Decades of governments, of all

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I am going to talk about another important part which is cooperation between both sides of the ocean. Latin America is making up its mind and Europe is late. While we discuss, China consolidates the market, logistics and power, and absorbs around 14% of Latin American exports, with a strong weight in oil and mining, while its presence has been growing for two

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, in Europe, unfortunately, we are forgetting who is feeding us. We fill the law offices and the fields are emptied. Our farmers don't need new rules, they need respect, fair prices and freedom to produce. The reports we are debating today – for which I congratulate Mr Rodrigues and Mrs Imart, because they are on the right track – should serve this p

Madam President, Commissioner, this INI report, although not binding, has the essentials: calls seriously for national housing strategies to be adopted, for rules to be simplified, for European funds to be used well and for private property and the right to remain in community to be protected. But in Spain, Sanchez's government continues to turn these priorities into slogans. The actual implementa

Mr President, southern Europe has burned again: Thousands of devastated hectares, families evacuated and the left repeating the easy slogan of "it's for climate change". It's not denialism. We have had – at least in Spain – the rainiest winter and spring in years. The problem is not the climate, it's political incompetence. With European funds available for prevention we continue to see uncleaned