What Mireia spoke about.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, in Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, more than 90% of the water consumed has to be desalinated and this comes at a huge cost. Tenerife has spent almost two years in water emergency, and in the Canary Islands, as in many other islands in Europe, having water requires infrastructure and investment. Does not require more blue carbon credits, does not require another Oce

Mr President, Commissioner, Europe has had a common fisheries policy for more than 40 years and the promise was very simple initially: protect the sea without abandoning those who live on it. The European Commission itself has just acknowledged that it has suspended the examination. In the official evaluation published on April 30, he admits that 12 years after the last major reform, the promised

Let's see... first of all, we are talking here about fires, not renewable energies, but what do I conceive of as ideology? Its ideology, its climate fanaticism, is simply to make political and ideological use of a fact that is climate change, which nobody here denies that the climate is changing. The climate has been changing since the origins of planet Earth. You use that fact that the climate is

Madam President, every summer in this Chamber we hear the same excuse: That fires are inevitable, that everything is the fault of climate change and that we must resign ourselves. And while some use each fire to make their climate propaganda, others know how to avoid fire. The fires in summer are extinguished in winter, ladies and gentlemen, with grazing, with firebreaks, with clearings, with inte

Madam President, Mr De Groot, let us talk about data, not stories. In 2025, the EIB irrigated Morocco with €740 million – its record figure since 2012 – and just five days ago its President, Nadia Calviño, signed an additional €365 million for its roads and trains. Meanwhile, in Spain we are already the country in Europe with more train derailments, more than France, Germany and Poland combined. A

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, today we are debating in this Chamber on certainty in the single market for European businesses. Well, let's talk about certainty; the certainty that only four of the world's 50 largest technology companies are European, the certainty that real income per person has grown almost twice as much in the United States as in Europe since 2000 and the certainty that

Thank you for your question, Mr Nardella. You say we don't have any proposals. I think we are constantly putting forward proposals that would solve all the problems you create for our farmers. First, eliminate the CO tax market2, remove the ETS system, remove the CBAM. Because all these are costs - as I have told you - that the producer has to bear, while the rest of the world does not have to bea

Madam President, Commissioner, just a year ago many of us in this House warned that imposing tariffs on fertilisers while maintaining climate taxes was going to skyrocket the costs of the European countryside. And that's exactly what's happening today, we've seen it, the result is out there: hundreds of farmers demonstrating in front of this same building because fertilising their farm today costs

Of course I believe that, in this society, women and men in Europe have equal rights. Of course I do. And if at some point – most importantly – a woman sees that her rights are not being fulfilled or are being violated, she has a constitutional guarantee in Spain, for example, and throughout Europe, to go to justice and denounce that her rights are not being fulfilled. You are here trying to manip

Madam President, Commissioner, imagine a woman getting up before dawn to be able to carry out her exploitation. Now imagine that that same woman is listening to us here today talk about gender-sensitive infrastructures, talk about intersectional financial literacy. What do you think that young farmer would think? For this is exactly what is happening here today. We have a suffocated field, abandon

Mr President, Commissioner, first of all we congratulate Mr Fidanza on this excellent report, and of course we are going to vote in favour because he recognises something essential: that livestock farming is strategic for Europe. However, I recognize that this debate is looking more like a play to me than a parliamentary debate, because I am listening to grand speeches that applaud the farmer, whi

I do not think I am the right person to answer your question as to why you do that, since my fellow socialists and communists should answer that question, who are the ones who encourage this massive uncontrolled immigration from countries – as you say – where women are worthless, countries that despise women, stone women, rape women and treat them as mere objects. If we massively import people fro

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the main problem in protecting women in Spain is called 'socialism' and it is called 'Pedro Sánchez'. The Spanish left, with its "sueltavioladores" laws, its agents of inequality, its migration policies and its anti-maltreatment bracelets that do not work, has turned Spain into a true paradise for aggressors and rapists and into a hell for women. And, even so, t

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, today the Commission presumes here to simplify the CAP, right? But let me tell you the real translation: acknowledge, late and poorly, that they have strangled the European farmer. This reform is not a success; This is proof that Brussels has been wrong for years while the countryside continues to pay the price for its ecosuicidal ideological engineering. Wha

Your Honour, I do not quite understand what the question is, but well, given your reflection, I will tell you that we are precisely the party of coherence here, because we do not want to prevent you from going by plane. On the contrary, we want everyone to be able to go by plane or in the transport that they decide. Those who forbid the popular classes and the workers to go by plane and in their c

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today we are talking about your annual eco-posture gala, the COP30 gala: the red carpet - sorry, green - grand speeches and, of course, hundreds of private jets to return home fighting hard against climate change. But, if the show is really embarrassing, it is even more so that they come here to boast of having compensated the 130 000 tons of CO2 which you yours