Speeches

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the fatal arrogance of bureaucrats and socialists of all parties is ruining Europeans by imposing ideological agendas that have not been voted for by citizens in their respective nations and that are not even included or have been included in the political programs with which the different political formations are presented to electoral appointments. These are agendas that have contributed neither to prosperity, nor to equality, nor to the freedom of Europeans. Today Spaniards may wonder if they are richer or poorer than decades ago. Ask young people if they expect to live better than their parents. The impoverishment of the middle classes is a constant and housing a luxury item. But it must seem little to the engineers of organized happiness. We can ask ourselves whether the education of our children and young people, and therefore equal opportunities, is better or worse than decades ago. Clearly, it's worse. Public education and universities are colonized by anti-science and anti-truth slogans that have broken the social elevator and made the hope of thriving through effort an aspiration of the past. Today, are we more or less free than we were decades ago? Can women walk the streets with more or less freedom than decades ago? Are there more or less prohibitions than decades ago? We all know the answers: We are less free, there is less security and there are many more prohibitions. This is the consequence of decades of the implementation of agendas that have not been voted for by anyone and that have been promoted, as is the case of the Pact for the Future, by an organization such as the United Nations, which has among its members declared enemies of the principles of its own founding Charter and whose social engineering has only brought poverty to date in all areas.

Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, it is disgusting that after 65 years we still have to talk about the Castro-Communist regime, its political prisoners, its multiple violations of human rights, its murders, its kidnappings and its corruption. And it is repugnant because the regime, one of the longest and bloodiest dictatorships on the planet, endures because of the complicity of the international community, democratic nations and the European Union. If today we have to talk about José Daniel Ferrer, it is because of the timorous positions, of balance and economic interests that give oxygen to oligarchs of crime and corruption like Díaz-Canel. It is unusual that the European Commission – and even this Parliament – approved in 2017 a Political Dialogue and Cooperation Agreement between the European Union and the socialist plague of Castro's Cuba, a regime that has more than a thousand political prisoners, with a clear expansionist and oppressive vocation, as we see in Venezuela, where the Castro-communist forces give support, support and intelligence to the tyrant Maduro, together with Russia and other organizations of the international socialist crime, such as the São Paulo Forum and the Puebla Group. Therefore, the only way to truly support the cause of José Daniel Ferrer – the cause of freedom and dignity – is to be firm, forceful and suffocate those who support them, without contemplation. It is necessary to block their accounts abroad, those of their relatives, prevent them from stepping on any democratic nation and sanction the companies that collaborate with them. To that end, the first step is to fulfil the mandate that this Parliament gave in 2021, the result of a resolution led by the party I represent – VOX – and my colleague Hermann Tertsch. Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to move from words to deeds.