What Stefano spoke about.

Mr President, the Omnibus VI package certainly goes in the right direction: simplifying the rules, reducing bureaucratic burdens and restoring the overall competitiveness of European businesses. But we must be clear: simplifying is not enough, if we continue to impose unsustainable energy costs on our companies through ideological policies, such as those of the ETS. We cannot ask chemical companie

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I believe that we are all convinced here that any form of external interference must be avoided and I think that the European nations are absolutely capable of doing so. Of course, each with its own ways, each with its own sovereignty: But what we cannot accept is that what you are proposing here, with this European shield for democracy, is to establish a cen

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, it has been exactly 20 years since the idea was made here in Europe of the emissions trading system, the odious environmental tax that those who produce, the many industries of our Europe, must pay to be sustainable. What did this lead to? To the recession and deindustrialization of our Europe, with competition, sometimes unfair, coming from Southeast Asia an

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, Europe has two major priorities. The first: Fighting all those follies green and environmentalists whom we have seen in the last term, first and foremost the ETS, that odious environmental tax that is continually damaging our businesses and our citizens. Stopping the Green Deal: This is to improve European competitiveness. And the other, which is not second t

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, for too long Europe has pursued an ideological approach to the car sector, imposing from above choices that have weakened, if not destroyed, our industry and increasing costs for citizens and businesses, making us increasingly less competitive. Sustainable biofuels, on the other hand, are a fundamental and concrete tool, already available and strat

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, 'you must burn, you Christian bastards': These are the words of the bomber of Modena, who said he wanted to burn "your" Jesus Christ. To the wounded and to all of Modena goes our solidarity and obviously a thought and a hug. However, we have already heard the usual well-thinking people say that he would only be a madman, who must be understood, who has Italia

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, today we are talking about a topic of national and European security that is the topic of cybersecurity, which is increasingly strong vis-à-vis citizens, individuals, businesses, but also the fundamental and strategic sectors of our nations. I say this because it is not a simple digital voice, it is not a simple computer voice: This is a key issue to protect

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, better regulation is now central to the future of Europe, not only because we want fewer laws, but also because we need better rules and laws. In recent years, the European Union has produced a significant amount of rules, laws and bureaucracy – for goodness sake, some with shared objectives. But the problem is that too often these rules are complex, overlapp

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, today in the European Parliament, thanks to the great work of the Brothers of Italy and all the forces of the Conservatives, we have approved the list of safe countries, which guarantees clearer returns to combat illegal immigration. But, at the same time, the government of Pedro Sánchez in Spain decides to regularize 500 000 illegal immigrants, because we do

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the objectives of the Digital Networks Act They are shareable. It is wise to omit the fair share This would have dramatically increased costs for users. However, there are problems, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises and innovative micro-enterprises, which we need to correct because common technical standards, especially for programming inter

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we have woken up to many defenders of international law, professors, people who invoked the knowledge and competence of this right above the heads of all of us. But where were the defenders of international law when Maduro's communist regime decided to incarcerate people? Where were the proponents of international law when Maduro's communist regime decided to

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today we are talking about the Consumer Agenda and, among many other issues, we are dealing with the safety of our citizens, which unfortunately is undermined by millions and millions of parcels a day arriving from outside the European Union – and in particular from Southeast Asia, China and India – in our markets, without any kind of control. This is not just u

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today the left would like to introduce a DDL Zan in European sauce, ending up proposing a vision, in our opinion ideological, exclusively ideological, of society, perhaps in schools, perhaps teaching in some school that it is normal for a child to have two fathers or two mothers. Do we want to talk about discrimination? So let's talk about Christians who, even i

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we are all in favour of protecting our young people, our children and our children, but there are those who would like to do so by replacing the Member States; There are those who would like to do so with further bureaucracy; There are those who would like to do it by trying to shut someone's mouth. We conservatives, on the other hand, have a very clear idea:

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we all want to combat foreign interference in this House, especially when it comes to our house. It is right, however, that individual nations do so within their own countries, in full respect of the principle of national sovereignty, and that a new bureaucratic structure – so many of which we have already seen here – is not created, which ends up being able to

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, five years after the 2020 elections, Belarus unfortunately remains hostage to a real regime that tramples on any democratic principle and basic freedom. Lukashenko, who has been in power for over 30 years, continues to suppress dissent and, as we have seen and talked about today, there are over 1000 political prisoners detained in inhumane conditions and this

Mr President, Mr von der Leyen, ladies and gentlemen, Europe needs a radical and muscular change. We need to review the regulation on so-called electric cars, as we have been saying for some time, and we appreciate the openness that has been shown towards so-called biofuels. We must defend companies from unsustainable choices, in the name of a living room environmentalism that too often was ecolog

(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today we are talking about this legislative initiative by Parliament, which asks the Commission to regulate where, up to now, the current rules are perhaps old, perhaps past: They need to be modernized. In particular, as regards digital presence: not only services and products of a digital nature but the possibility that, through online services, products t

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to start by saying that I do not accept any kind of morality about what democracy is, what the rule of law is, when this House just yesterday decided to trample on the rule of law and to allow parliamentary immunity to a person like Ilaria Salis. So we do not accept any kind of comment and morality towards us. But I say one thing: too long the rules

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the Italian President, Giorgia Meloni, has already defined what, in our opinion, should be the line for the future on the system of bureaucracy. If Europe wants to start again, it must have a pragmatic vision, which reduces bureaucracy, truly supports businesses and does not make purely ideological choices. We have seen it on the subject of green dealWe have

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, we are well aware that foreign interference, information manipulation and hybrid threats endanger the freedom of our citizens, and that is precisely why the shield for democracy can be useful. But we conservatives will watch until the last day so that this does not become a pretext to shut up citizens or to silence people whose opinions are not shared. We are

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are here to discuss the digital euro, electronic identity and the single market for data. These are all concepts that on paper evoke progress, growth and competitiveness. But they can also be great limits for our economic space, because sometimes instruments of freedom can become instruments of real control. I am convinced that as long as we defend cash, any