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Filip TUREK

MEP · Czechia

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Plenary speeches · EU Parliament

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Speeches updated 8 days ago

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Since July 1, 2024

Time at the Floor

0.1h

≈ 8 min

Average speech length

1:19 min

≈ 1.3 min · Rank 503/690

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10 Sep

2025

EN Speech

After 10 years, time to end mass migration now - protect our women and children (topical debate)

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Mr President, you have launched a self-destructive strategy on Europe's energy economy and industry, with CBAM, ETS, ELV, ESG and other absurd acronyms. And now you take it to an extreme. You want central and eastern Europe to carry the bad karma of your colonial past and your failed social policies: 'Wir schaffen das.' In this way, you will break the very soul of Europe. As Gabriel Attal said abo…

9 Sep

2025

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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: simplification and strengthening (debate)

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Madam President, let me tell you a little story. The European Union puts billion-euro fines on its own factories for producing CO2. The EU produces only about 6 % to 8 % of global emissions, yet the world's emissions keep rising. To make this look fairer, the CBAM was introduced, but the reality is different. In the end, we are punishing ourselves: production and investment just leave the European…

8 Jul

2025

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Need for the EU to scale up clean technologies (debate)

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Mr President, Everyone is talking about clean technology, but what Europe really needs is clean thinking – we must not lose common sense. We need innovation and freedom to choose – not bands, not green ideology. Brussels keeps imposing more rules completely detached from reality. Why are we killing our own industries? It is our workers and our companies that are paying the price. The Green Deal is…

12 Mar

2025

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Action Plan for the Automotive Industry (debate)

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Madam President, the European Commission has listened to our warnings about the fleet emissions fines on European car manufacturers, and I thank the Commission for it. It's a small but important change, because now they will have more time to comply with the targets, but we must stop the obsession with emissions and cancel these fines completely. We need to reduce or eliminate green regulations – …

27 Nov

2024

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Topical debate (Rule 169) - Budapest Declaration on the New European Competitiveness Deal - A future for the farming and manufacturing sectors in the EU (topical debate)

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Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, let me share some important numbers that everyone should hear. Only 3.5 % of all CO2 on planet comes from human activity. From this small amount, Europe produces just 8 %, and from Europe's share, only 20 % comes from transport, and an even smaller part comes from making new cars. So think about this: when we put heavy costs on our citizens, when we stop making …

8 Oct

2024

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The crisis facing the EU’s automotive industry, potential plant closures and the need to enhance competitiveness and maintain jobs in Europe (debate)

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Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the Green Deal is hurting the European industry. The automotive industry in the EU is in the worst condition in history. Our car industry is 7 % of EU GDP and gives 13.8 million jobs. The Green Deal puts all of this at risk. Every year we spend EUR 60 billion on R&D; we are a global automotive powerhouse. Now we might end up buying batteries from China. We ha…