What Luis-Vicențiu spoke about.

Madam President, Commissioner, we have a problem of approach, I have the feeling, because we are talking here about how to ban 13-15 year olds and then, with their parents, to watch them carefully, to have access to social networks. But these children are innocent, when they go on social networks, they have no fault. In fact, it is to blame those who are already on social networks, beasts dealing

Mr President, dear colleagues, Romania has spent too much money on weapons, but that has made it neither stronger nor more respected. Maybe he should have turned to education. Why hasn't he turned? Because I don't want the politicians in Bucharest. What kind of politicians do we have? Basically, if you go to a hospital because you're sick, you're looking for the best doctor. If you want to be educ

Mr President, dear colleagues, I will not join the choir of praisers of this issue with the accession of Moldova and Ukraine to the European Union, because I knew that these candidate countries always have to comply with some criteria. And the criterion of corruption, which is among the first, is not respected at all. As you know, Moldova probably doesn't have a prime minister anymore. He just qui

Madam President, dear colleagues, I knew that when a country joined the European Union, it had to meet some criteria and think logically, without any collateral problems: Does Ukraine meet these criteria? Does Ukraine respect the rights of minorities? I've heard from all my colleagues that they don't. I can tell you about the Romanian minority, and it is the second minority in Ukraine, after the R

Mr President, dear colleagues, I think it is quite possible that this discussion will remain in the history of the debates in the European Parliament, because I see that in the germ here we are finally dealing with the unveiling of your plans. I have long said that we want to federalise Europe and give up the principle of ‘Unity in diversity’, otherwise how can federalisation be if we do not give

Mr President, dear colleagues, as you know, we are facing an extremely serious political crisis in Romania and this political crisis has come as badly as possible, precisely at the moment when we had to fulfil the last milestones of the NRRPs, milestones which, if we do not meet them, mean that we will lose about EUR 10 billion. From my sources, it looks like we've already lost about 5 billion. No

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, in 2013 I was the owner of a television channel that was shut down by the president at the time, because I was an inconvenient guy. How did he manage to shut it down? Very simple: blocked my access to the cable networks. This was possible because the Romanian secret services controlled these cable networks. Later, my Facebook, YouTube accounts became some of

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we are always told that Europe is like a family. Indeed, Europe is a family and was founded on Christian principles, but for some time things seem to have gone awry. Or is it just us? Let's look at the following fresco that a storyteller would give us: a family - man, woman, father, mother, children, girls, boys. They are guided by goals, by goals, they are beau

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, is peace a constant preparation for war? Or, as the Latin said, if you want peace, do you have to prepare for war? I'm asking this for my country, for Romania, because for some time now, we've been buying weapons. We give the money, but instead we receive either a receipt drawer, or we receive Patriot systems that we give to Ukraine, or, of course, we take ta

Mr President, dear colleagues, a bunch of unelected bureaucrats are doing everything to preserve their power and then, first and foremost, they are destroying freedom of expression. This could translate into the title of the discussion we have here today. But we are actually talking about a fine that Google is taking from the European Commission, of 3 billion, for advertising. Well, if he's wrong,

Madam President, dear colleagues, Europe's sovereignty - there is no such sovereignty of Europe, there is only one sovereignty of each state that makes up the European Union, which is a little different from Europe. In this context, I would like to ask you the following question: if the sovereignty of a single state is affected, is not the sovereignty of Europe also affected by your logic? Further

Mr President, if we have blocked exports, as happened in Romania, if, instead of treating diseases, we have slaughtered hundreds of thousands of animals, if we have seen diseases where they have not even been, if we have let unapproved products invade our markets, the European Union, which have not complied with the same rules as our farmers and have led to dumping prices, if we have abused farmer

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, today I will talk to you about the presumption of innocence. Suppose there is a country where prosecutors, not having enough evidence when they prepare the files, leak them into the press so that the press will first judge the defendants, and not the courts. And if there were a president in that country, who, in turn, would take these files and go out with th

I take the opportunity that it was about autocracy and I would like to ask Mr. Siegfried Muresan if he does not draw a parallel between the autocracies in the East and the way Mrs. Ursula, here, governs Europe through the Commission. Because I understand from Politico and the other European newspapers that you, Mrs Metsola, have sued the Commission for relying on Article 122 to pass the SAFE packa

Mr President, I have heard very carefully the speech of President Maia Sandu, President of the pseudo-Republic of Moldova. "Pseudo" because, as Mr Tomac said, yes, indeed, according to all international treaties, in fact, Moldova belongs to Romania, right? But in 1940, two crazy dictators executed a territorial kidnapping and took it. The irony is that after the fall of the Eastern Bloc, although

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, maybe we have a wrong approach problem and maybe, I know, the European Commission is confusing the negotiations with the United States and President Trump with the negotiations it usually has with some country in the European Union. And what do I mean? President Trump came to the leadership of the United States and found the United States with a debt of 37 trill

Mr President, I understand that this regulation, 1083, is a regulation aimed at the freedom and protection of the press and journalists. We want journalists to be protected. Yes, we agree to be free, but what do we do that actually doesn't happen? Look what happened in our country, in Romania. Candidates were banned and the election was cancelled. Was that about democracy? You say that freedom of

Mr President, Commissioner, dear colleagues, yesterday priests were beaten in Chernivtsi, Ukraine, Orthodox priests of the Romanian community. Last year, Metropolitan Longhin Jar was beaten and dragged through fictitious trials for years. The Romanian minority has always been oppressed in Ukraine. I don't understand now, do these states that are going to join the European Union have to respect the

Mr. President, dear colleagues, as you know, Romania has finally elected its President. After a series of violations of the Constitution that involved both the liquidation of some candidates and the effective annulment of the elections, we finally have a president who for about a month has been unable to find a prime minister. Since half of the Romanian people feel that you, Brussels and Strasbour