Representative
Senator
Partido Popular
Senado
ES - 28013 - Madrid
Spain
Working language: English
Declarations of interests:
2026
, 2025
, 2024
, 2023
, 2022
Declarations of interest regarding election observations (if applicable)
29/09/2026 | 11:46:42 Thank you very much, Madam President. In July of this year, 72 000 people entered illegally – basically the same figure as the population of Ceuta. And that happened in an organised fashion, because otherwise it's impossible for 72 000 people to enter that particular enclave in 24 hours. You can name this however you wish, but to not offend people, but this was organised – organised by the Moroccan authorities, which not only opened the doors at the verja – the border – but they guided these... 10/04/2025 | 18:35:16 Thank you, Madam President. First of all, I would like to underline just how timely this report is. It gives us the opportunity to enter into debate to address a whole series of important matters about inter-continental relations linking partners on both sides of the Atlantic. In the past, there have been relations between the Council and the Assembly but this report focuses on relaunching these relations so that they don't become routine in line with signed agreements, but which actually... 01/10/2024 | 20:37:56 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) We are deeply concerned about the increasing number of executions in Iran. Since the inauguration of the new president of the Iranian regime, Mr Pezeshkian, more than 200 prisoners have been executed, including at least eight women. In recent days, several political prisoners have also been sentenced to death. The regime has even begun executing young protesters who took part in the 2022 national uprising. In July this year, the UN Special... 28/06/2024 | 10:27:07 Thank you very much, Mister President. First of all I would like to thank you for this opportunity. By virtue of this report we can discuss one of the most burning issues: climate change and the rights of future generations. We also need to talk about consolidated rights and the ongoing work. We belong to a generation. We should remember it was our forefathers who worked to establish these rights: socio-economic rights, cultural rights, human rights, gender rights, which are now a reality... 13/10/2022 | 16:18:27 Thank you, President. As I have the opportunity to do it, and I haven't had a chance to write that speech, I'll take this opportunity to thank you, Max, for that outstanding report which allows us to discuss this important issue. Such issues shouldn't be kept in private. These are fundamental issues: the rights of individuals, the rights to be who we are and this is a forum for it. As all those who have spoken have said, that's the general sentiment in this Chamber. This is the Chamber for...
23/09/2026 | Doc. 16487 | Motion for a resolution Protection of Iranian migrants and diaspora communities in Europe 15/09/2026 | Doc. 16479 | Motion for a resolution Solidarity with Ceuta, a test case for Europe 01/07/2026 | Doc. 16383 | Written declaration Urgent need to protect Syria’s endangered ethnic and religious communities 01/07/2026 | Doc. 16386 | Written declaration Vladimir Putin's Russia should not be allowed to the Venice Biennale 23/04/2026 | Doc. 16396 | Motion for a resolution Fictional justice under occupation: a pseudo-legal system as an instrument of repression
01/10/2026 | Doc. 16493, vote on the draft text for recommendation Europe, the fastest-warming continent: accelerating climate action with young people 01/10/2026 | Doc. 16472, vote on the draft text for resolution The role of the OECD in evaluating the impact of artificial intelligence on the future of work 01/10/2026 | Doc. 16499, vote on the draft text for resolution Repression and targeted attacks on LGBTI persons and defenders in Türkiye 01/10/2026 | Doc. 16477, vote on the draft text for resolution Towards a family-friendly Europe: policy recommendations for demographic renewal 30/09/2026 | Doc. 16468, vote on the draft text for recommendation Growing threats to media pluralism and the independence of the media