Motion of Censure Rejected
The motion against Ursula von der Leyen and her Commission was blocked by a majority – mainly thanks to the EPP. Once again, Parliament refuses to face reality: a Commission that weakens Europe’s economy, drives up energy prices, and hides behind secrecy remains in power. ESN demands political accountability instead of whitewashing.
Scandal Around Ilaria Salis
By just one vote, Italian MEP Ilaria Salis keeps her parliamentary immunity – despite serious accusations of violent attacks in Hungary. Especially the EPP showed that political calculation matters more than justice. A black day for Europe.
Successes for Our Farmers
With the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, common sense has prevailed – less Brussels control, more national responsibility. The ESN Group stands with farmers instead of suffocating them under bureaucracy. In addition, the planned authorization of GMO maize was stopped – a victory for consumers and family farms.
Fundamental Rights Defended – Chat Control on the Brink
Massive public pressure and the persistent resistance of the ESN Group paid off: the controversial “Chatcontrol” regulation is politically dead. A clear win for freedom and data protection in Europe.
Future of the Automobile
Opposition to the ban on combustion engines is growing. ESN calls for technological openness instead of green ideology – Europe needs progress, not prohibitions.
Other Debates
Parliament also discussed the so-called Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act. ESN warns against overregulation that stifles innovation and restricts free expression online. And for comic relief: in Brussels, vegan sausage may no longer be called “sausage” – bureaucracy replacing common sense.
Conclusion
ESN stands for sovereignty, freedom, and responsibility – against ideological paternalism and for a Europe that serves its citizens, not its bureaucracy.
