Votación en el Parlamento Europeo

Plan plurianual para el mar Báltico y vías de actuación

Isabella Lövin - Propuesta de Resolución (conjunto del texto)
Fecha: 21.05.2026·Referencia: A10-0121/2026
Ponente: Isabella Lövin

Resultado general

Aprobada
  • 337 A favor
  • 178 En contra
  • 44 Abstención
  • 158 No votó
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2024/2127(INI) · INI

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  1. Documentado: Remisión267 días hasta el siguiente paso
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Actividades documentadas (17)
  1. Remisión a comisión
  2. Presentación del informe en comisión
  3. Presentación de enmiendas en comisión
  4. Presentación de enmiendas en comisión
  5. Aprobación del informe en comisión
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  1. Debate en el pleno
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Ficha del procedimiento (OEIL) · Datos del Parlamento Europeo
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¿De qué se trata?

  • Crítica al plan plurianual del Báltico por incumplir metas para 2020
  • Exigencia de cuotas basadas en ciencia desde 2026
  • Apoyo a pesquerías costeras pequeñas y creación de valor local
Fuente: Resumen generado por IA con Mistral

Historial de enmiendas (19)

Texto tal como lo publica el PE, en inglés.

  1. Enmienda 1Rechazada

    Paragraph 36 a (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36a. Highlights the recent case of the stranded humpback whale, ‘Timmy’; notes that an extensive rescue operation had to rely on private donations and that measures were mostly taken on ad hoc basis; encourages the Commission and the Member States to establish a coordinated emergency response and funding mechanism for whale and dolphin strandings;

  2. Enmienda 2Rechazada

    Paragraph 36 b (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36b. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to fully uphold and where necessary strengthen measures to protect marine mammals against negative impacts;

  3. Enmienda 3Rechazada

    Paragraph 36 c (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36c. Highlights the fact that seabirds are prone to becoming entangled in various types of static nets and that, according to the Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission, seabird bycatch numbers are often significantly higher than those reported in official reports; calls on the Commission and the Member States to fully uphold and where necessary strengthen measures to protect seabirds against negative impacts;

  4. Enmienda 4Aprobada

    Paragraph 36 d (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36d. Calls on the Commission and the Member States to closely monitor whether measures for the recovery of the critically endangered Baltic harbour porpoise are being effectively implemented and where necessary to take additional measures to avert the main threats to their survival;

  5. Enmienda 5Aprobada

    Paragraph 36 e (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36e. Recalls that Baltic seal populations were brought to the brink of extinction in the 1970s; points out that environmental and anthropogenic factors still pose a risk to the long-term survival of Baltic seal populations, despite their partial recovery; calls on the Commission and the Member States to uphold seal protection measures;

  6. Enmienda 5Rechazada

    Paragraph 36 e (new)

    Presentada por Anja Hazekamp, Sebastian Everding, Emma Fourreau · The Left

    Añadido: 36e. Recalls that Baltic seal populations were brought to the brink of extinction in the 1970s; points out that environmental and anthropogenic factors still pose a risk to the long-term survival of Baltic seal populations, despite their partial recovery; calls on the Commission and the Member States to uphold seal protection measures;

  7. Enmienda 6Rechazada

    Recital Y

    Presentada por Sarah Knafo · ESN

    … caught as ‘bycatch’, from environmental contaminants, prey depletion and disturbance from underwater Eliminado: noise; Añadido: noise, including impulsive noise generated during the construction of offshore wind farms, which, according to the ICES workshop on the impacts of offshore renewable energy on fisheries and marine ecosystems, has the potential to cause irreversible damage to this critically endangered population and could contribute to its extinction; 19 https://helcom.fi/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Red-List-II-species-2025.pdf.

  8. Enmienda 7Rechazada

    Recital AY

    Presentada por Sarah Knafo · ESN

    … pressures are transboundary and cumulative in nature and therefore require coordinated action Eliminado: at international and EU level; whereas transitioning to low-impact and low-carbon economic activities Añadido: among Member States, supported, where appropriate, by the Union within its existing competences; whereas technological innovation and industrial progress can contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation;

  9. Enmienda 12Aprobada

    Paragraph 43

    Presentada por Niclas Herbst · PPE

    … stresses the potential harm to marine ecosystems, local fisheries and human health; Añadido: further notes concerns that Russian fishery products continue to reach the EU market through existing trade channels, highlighting the need to ensure the effective closure of any loopholes that may undermine the objectives of EU restrictive measures; calls on the Commission to explore further measures to combat Russia’s shadow …

  10. Enmienda 13Aprobada

    Recital A

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    … a context of increasing environmental pressures on the Baltic Sea ecosystem, has Eliminado: not delivered on its overarching ecological and socio-economic objectives; whereas it has not achieved the restoration and maintenance of populations of harvested species above levels which can produce the Añadido: helped maintain fishing pressure in line with maximum sustainable yield Eliminado: (MSY), despite its 2020 legal deadline, and has not contributed sufficiently to resolving particularly complex stock situations such as those of the eastern and western Baltic cod stocks, nor has it consistently supported the effective implementation of the ecosystem-based approach to fisheries management, or implemented the precautionary approach, Añadido: (MSY) levels; whereas, despite significant fishing effort reductions in the past few years, some fish stocks have deteriorated due to a combination of pressures beyond fishing activity, including eutrophication, offshore energy, predator impacts, pollution, habitat degradation and climate-driven ecosystem changes, resulting in significant socio-economic Eliminado: challenges for parts of Añadido: consequences for the fisheries sector;

  11. Enmienda 25Rechazada

    Paragraph 3

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    3. Urges the Commission and Eliminado: the Member States when implementing the Baltic MAP Regulation to move to a recovery and rebuilding phase for fish stocks, taking measures and actions based on the best available scientific advice, as well as taking other potential interlinked actions related to other EU or national legislation to address all stressors on fish stocks; calls on the Commission and the Member States, when implementing the above-mentionned recovery and rebuilding phase, to consider remedial measures based on the best available science such as suspending targeted fisheries for some stocks Añadido: Member States to commit to a comprehensive and cross-sectoral plan that addresses all major stressors in the Baltic Sea Eliminado: as provided for in the MAP, avoiding Añadido: – including nutrient pollution, chemical contaminants, offshore energy, climate change and predator impacts – while ensuring inclusive governance and maritime spatial planning that involves the fisheries sector; emphasises that these pressures are transboundary and cumulative, requiring EU-level coordination and the avoidance of measures that could undermine the socio-economic stability of coastal Eliminado: communities so as to ensure that fishing activities for human consumption remain sustainable; Añadido: communities;

  12. Enmienda 27Rechazada

    Paragraph 6

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    6. Calls Eliminado: on the Council to adopt TACs that are fully aligned with the precautionary approach, taking into account the vulnerability of the Baltic Sea ecosystem, socio-economic factors, and the slow recovery rates of stocks as well as the scientific uncertainty of advice; calls on the Commission to carefully consider socio-economic aspects when evaluating the current …

  13. Enmienda 29Rechazada

    Paragraph 8

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    Eliminado: 8. Calls on the Member States and the Commission, taking into account the shortcomings of the Baltic MAP Regulation in terms of reaching its ecological and socio-economic objectives, to consider launching measures in accordance with Articles 12 and 13 of the CFP whenever best available scientific advice indicates the need for such measures, and to prepare action by analysing the costs and benefits of closing relevant fisheries, including for recreational fisheries, noting lost revenues, livelihoods, food security and the future cost of inaction; Añadido: deleted

  14. Enmienda 30Rechazada

    Paragraph 9

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    Eliminado: 9. Calls for the prevention of irreversible ecological damage to herring and sprat populations in the Baltic Sea in order to secure the long-term viability of coastal and small-scale fisheries targeting those species and safeguarding marine food webs; believes that, based on scientific advice, recovery pauses for the respective stocks must be urgently considered, until scientific evidence demonstrates a clear and sustained recovery of the stocks; Añadido: deleted

  15. Enmienda 34Rechazada

    Paragraph 18

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    Eliminado: 18. Calls on the Member States to ensure the full and effective implementation of the EU fisheries control regulation, including provisions addressing misreporting of catches and strengthening the accuracy and reliability of catch reporting in the region; Añadido: deleted

  16. Enmienda 35Rechazada

    Paragraph 21

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    … that MSY remains an important tool for adaptive and responsible management; calls Añadido: on the Commission and the Member States to apply the upper ranges within FMSY (fishing mortality consistent with achieving MSY) when setting TACs for Baltic Sea stocks wherever the best available scientific advice permits, in order to give effect to the balanced objectives of Article 2 CFP, protect employment and processing capacity, uphold EU food security and reduce dependence on fish imports; calls furthermore on the Commission to request from STECF relevant socio-economic analyses for …

  17. Enmienda 36Rechazada

    Paragraph 22

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    … Commission to base all stock assessments used for implementing EU law on Eliminado: BMSY biomass reference points, as Añadido: FMSY, as this is reflected in the objectives of Article 3(1) of the Baltic MAP Regulation …

  18. Enmienda 42Rechazada

    Paragraph 55

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    Eliminado: 55. Notes that some Member States in the Baltic Sea region such as Germany and Sweden have introduced national measures to restrict or prohibit bottom trawling in certain marine areas; Añadido: deleted

  19. Enmienda 43Rechazada

    Paragraph 56

    Presentada por Piotr Müller, Stephen Nikola Bartulica · ECR

    56. Eliminado: Calls on the Commission and the Member States for the Baltic Sea to propose halting trawling for fish meal and fish oil during a rebuilding phase, and limiting extractive activities in MPAs; recognises that approaches differ across the Union in the light of specific ecological, legal and socio-economic contexts; encourages Añadido: Encourages the Member States to continue developing proportionate, science-based solutions in cooperation with …

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