Representative
Deputy
PNV
Congreso de los Diputados
ES - 28071 - Madrid
Spain
Working language: English
14/10/2022 | 11:59:12 Good morning and thank you very much. First of all, a big thank you to the rapporteur for the report before the house. A number of comments have been made already on Covid-19, on the consequences of Covid-19, the past vaccination over the past few years. We've already talked about this multiple times in the house and now we are talking about the most urgent issue. Of course public health is a supreme value, it has to have precedence. But there are other aspects that we also need to take into... 13/10/2022 | 18:27:00 Thank you, Chair. First of all, I would like to thank the rapporteur for the wonderful work done. And irrespective of the progress that has been made, as you mention, discrimination in sports still exists and it is an indication of the inequality that exists in general between men and women. I am afraid that I do not know any other sphere where we have this level of discrimination. I would like to speak at two levels. First of all, about school sports. In school sports, there are more... 13/10/2022 | 16:21:30 Thank you very much. The fact of the matter is, that I'm not going to say anything new. But it struck me as important that this Chamber knows that there are many of us who are supportive, because of course, the LGBTI+ community has problems. There is discrimination in many areas, something that is unacceptable in my view. That is why it is important we take preventive measures in some areas if there are certain quarters that think that certain communities are dangerous, then that is... 12/10/2022 | 19:41:57 I'll be talking in Spanish. I'd like to start by thanking the rapporteurs for the two reports they've submitted. I'd like to remind everybody that we're all talking here about a Fortress Europe which we try to make ever stronger. That seems to be the primary objective of our immigration policy. Either we externalise our borders to do this and afterwards we pay countries, countries which don't always have a very good reputation when it comes to democracy and respective human rights. The idea... 24/06/2022 | 10:36:45 I first want to thank Ms Carmen LEYTE for her report. I'm not going to repeat things that have been so well expressed already. Vaccines seem to have become fashionable now that we've had a pandemic, but the fact is that they've been safe and effective for many years. I think they have been the best tool in public health for a quite a while before the Covid-19 pandemic. They are a personal shield, but they are also a collective shield. Above all, they save lives. That means, there is a need to...
17/10/2022 | Doc. 15637 | Written declaration Call for a de-escalation of tensions between the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Tajikistan 12/10/2022 | Doc. 15634 | Written declaration Support Iranian people's protests 27/06/2022 | Doc. 15577 | Motion for a resolution Impact of job insecurity on the mental health of the population 27/06/2022 | Doc. 15575 | Written declaration Kazakhstan: civil society organisations are calling for personal sanctions for lack of international and impartial investigations of violent crackdown on peaceful protesters 23/06/2022 | Doc. 15564 | Motion for a resolution Countering the erasure of cultural identity in war and peace
14/10/2022 | Doc. 15620, vote on the draft text for resolution The future of work is here: revisiting labour rights 14/10/2022 | Doc. 15620, vote on the draft text for recommendation The future of work is here: revisiting labour rights 13/10/2022 | Doc. 15631, vote on the draft text for resolution Further escalation in the Russian Federation's aggression against Ukraine 13/10/2022 | Doc. 15615, vote on the draft text for resolution The impact of Brexit on human rights on the island of Ireland 13/10/2022 | Doc. 15611, vote on the draft text for resolution The fight for a level playing field – ending discrimination against women in the world of sport