17
Jun
2026
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The resilience of the European transport sector and the need to ensure the supply of essential goods amid ongoing geopolitical instability (debate)
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, resilience? The reality? Go and tell the Electrolux workers, in Porcia, Susegana, Ceretto d'Esi, Forlì, Solaro, where over 1,700 people are at risk with devastating cuts. There are families, salaries, territories and entire production chains. National and local institutions are working to defend production and employment, but the responsibilities are clear: of the company, which cannot collect public support and then unload workers, and of the European Union, which has turned doing business into a conviction, without even demanding employment guarantees when it has paid contributions. Green Deal, skyrocketing energy costs, ETS and ideological constraints have destroyed European competitiveness by making us weaker and more dependent on China. This is not a transition. It is political deindustrialization and the bill of your choices is being paid by Italian and European workers and families.