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Ms Esther MUÑOZ (Spain, EPP/CD)

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Senator
Partido Popular

Senado
ES - 28013 - Madrid
Spain

Working language: English

Mandates

In the political groups

  • Member: Group of the European People's Party from 08/10/2018 to 23/06/2019

In the Assembly

  • from 08/10/2018 to 23/06/2019 Substitute - Spain

In the committee(s) and sub-committee(s)

  • Alternate of Mr Jaime GONZÁLEZ TABOADA (Full Member): Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights (from 08/10/2018 to 23/06/2019)

Interventions

Last speeches

22/01/2019 | 10:40:31 I thank the rapporteur for this excellent and well researched report which will create great interest in my country. Many of the leaders of the independence movement will find it interesting. Referendums are often viewed as the maximum expression of popular thought. People think that they are choosing their leaders in this way, but in many cases our leaders do not know how to take decisions that affect everyday lives. This is one area of democratic life where people can actually take...

Activities

Reports and committee opinions

Motions, Written Declarations, Questions

24/01/2019 | Doc. 14818 | Motion for a resolution Transparency and regulation of donations to political parties and electoral campaigns from foreign donors 12/10/2018 | Doc. 14651 | Written declaration Humanitarian crisis in Venezuela

Votes on adopted texts

23/01/2019 | Doc. 14669, vote on the draft text for resolution Media freedom as a condition for democratic elections 23/01/2019 | Doc. 14780, vote on the draft text for resolution Public service media in the context of disinformation and propaganda 22/01/2019 | Doc. 14791, vote on the draft text for resolution Updating guidelines to ensure fair referendums in Council of Europe member States 22/01/2019 | Doc. 14661, vote on the draft text for resolution Sergei Magnitsky and beyond – fighting impunity by targeted sanctions 22/01/2019 | Doc. 14787, vote on the draft text for resolution Compatibility of Sharia law with the European Convention on Human Rights: can States Parties to the Convention be signatories to the “Cairo Declaration”?