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听听President. 鈥� The next item is the debate on the Council and Commission statements on the deterioration of living conditions in the EU ().

As we are moving towards voting time, there are no blue cards or catch-the-eye procedure for this debate.

听听Nicolas Schmit, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Madam听President, indeed, millions of European citizens have seen their living conditions deteriorating. They have been the victims of the financial crisis. The COVID pandemic has affected them in their daily lives, followed by inflation fuelled by energy and food prices. And for all these fellow citizens, the main question is how to make ends meet every month. And this affects those people at risk of poverty. But, more and more, it also affects the so-called middle classes. And that鈥檚 why it is important for this House and the European Union to show that we really take these concerns seriously. This is important also for Europe.

Poverty remains acute in Europe. It has not significantly declined in the EU over the past few years, and citizens are quite rightly concerned. In particular, child poverty, affecting about 20听million children, has even increased over recent years. Some groups remain more at risk than others. This concerns young people women, ethnic minorities and migrants in particular.

Obviously, the economic and social strains we face due to the multiple crises have negatively impacted households all over Europe, leading with the increased cost of living and the reduced purchasing power and available income. We know that lower-income households are mostly affected by increases in prices, such as energy and food prices. A rising number of people have fallen into energy poverty. Almost 1 in 10 Europeans is unable to keep their home adequately warm.

On top of that, housing affordability is an increasing challenge in the Union in almost all Member States. In 2022, almost 1 in 10 persons lived in a household where total housing costs represented more than 40% of their income, with a significant increase since 2020. Obviously, although housing is not directly an EU competence, there is a strong demand now, also from Member States, for the EU to take a stronger role in tackling the European-wide housing crisis.

We cannot turn a blind eye to the problem of the working poor in the EU. This is why wage policies and the legislation on adequate minimum wages that the EU has adopted and Member States have now to implement are of key importance. It鈥檚 also about part-time work imposed especially on single parents 鈥� and when I say single parents, I mean, in most cases, single mothers 鈥� that cannot rely on affordable childcare and therefore cannot have a full-time job and decent pay.

We have seen how statutory minimum wage policies have been successful in protecting the purchasing power of workers with lower incomes in many Member States, and that鈥檚 why the implementation of the Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages is key. By the way, there are a lot of good examples that increasing minimum wages quite strongly does not destroy jobs. We see that in the European Union now that those countries who have done that, they have even seen their unemployment rate reduce quite dramatically.

Real wages significantly dropped in 2022 and to a lesser extent in 2023. Furthermore, upward wage convergence has been stalling. While in 2024 real wages are expected to somewhat rebound, they would remain well below pre-pandemic levels for most countries. And in this context, it is crucial that euro area countries support wage developments that mitigate purchasing power losses, especially for low-income earners. Furthermore, it is essential that Member States promote collective bargaining on wage setting and ensure an effective involvement of social partners.

We frequently forget that wages represent a very important part of our internal demand. And precisely this internal demand in the EU has remained rather sluggish in recent years. This also explains why our growth is now quite low.

Given the repeated shocks and crises, effective policies and exceptional social transfers have helped prevent a major worsening: job protection during the pandemic, namely through the SURE instrument, resilience of employment, as well as increases in statutory minimum wages and income support measures have helped mitigate the negative social impact of the pandemic, high energy prices and inflation. But no significant progress in reducing poverty and inequalities has been achieved, notwithstanding a recent high employment rate. This is why we need to step up our efforts towards our target of reducing, by 2030, the number of persons at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU by at least 15听million, including at least 5听million children.

To sustain these efforts, this needs to be complemented by reaching the targets on employment and particularly skills. Technological change creates skills shortages. Companies are complaining about these skills shortages. That is why it is absolutely important and urgent to invest more in human capital and, finally, to give everybody an equal opportunity precisely to get the right skills and the right educational level.

We should also further tackle inequalities, not only to ensure better cohesion within our societies, but also because high inequalities have a negative impact on economic growth. We need holistic approaches that combine social and economic policies as well as fair taxation. Wages are generally much more taxed than other sources of income.

We must live up to our commitments. Strong welfare systems and quality jobs are needed to fight poverty and address these new challenges. In line with this, we need to put a larger focus on social investment policies and reforms. This has been the spirit of the RF and will also be the spirit of the fiscal structural plans under the revised economic governance framework, as also discussed during Tuesday鈥檚 Ecofin Joint Council Meeting.

Social investments and reforms, complemented by well-functioning social protection systems, thus have an important role in mitigating social risks and promoting upward social convergence. Tackling poverty and social exclusion is at the centre of the European Pillar of Social Rights and its action plan. I just mentioned the European Child Guarantee, the Directive on Adequate Minimum Wages, the Council recommendation on adequate minimum income, the European Platform on Combatting Homelessness, and so on. These need to be fully implemented now. We also support Member States by providing guidance through the European Semester and with EU funding, especially the ESF which, for example, invests EUR听45.5 billion in social inclusion.

The actions we have put in place have set in motion our joint undertaking to make Europe fairer and more inclusive, but we need to be consistent in the implementation and do more to ensure our social cohesion. Social cohesion is essential. Social cohesion is essential also for competitiveness, to strengthen Europe, to make it stronger in a dangerous geopolitical context. We have to have strong solidarity between European Member States as well as inside our Member States. We should leave nobody behind. This is also about jobs, but not just any jobs: good-quality jobs with high productivity, with fair wages and good working conditions.

We share a common goal that precariousness, poverty and social exclusion should be eradicated in Europe. And that is, finally, the objective of our social market economy system.

听听Markus Ferber, im Namen der PPE-Fraktion. 鈥� Frau Pr盲sidentin, Herr Kommissar, liebe Kolleginnen, liebe Kollegen! Zun盲chst einmal ein ganz herzliches Dankesch枚n an die linke Seite dieses Hauses, dass wir uns heute mit dem Thema Verschlechterung der Lebensbedingungen in der Europ盲ischen Union besch盲ftigen d眉rfen. Das gibt n盲mlich eine gute Chance, auch einmal dar眉ber zu reden, was die Gr眉nde sind, warum die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung in Europa so schlecht ist. Denn听鈥� ich sage es ganz offen听鈥� daran tragen diejenigen Schuld, die heute diese Debatte beantragt haben, und das sollte auch einmal sehr deutlich angesprochen werden.

Wir haben in den letzten Jahren gesehen, dass der Standort Europa in allen internationalen Rankings, was die Wettbewerbsf盲higkeit betrifft, immer weiter nach unten gerutscht ist. Das kommt nicht von ungef盲hr听鈥� das hat handfeste Gr眉nde. Und die lassen sich nicht nur auf ein schwieriges geopolitisches Umfeld oder auf zu geringe Mindestl枚hne zur眉ckf眉hren, wie wir es gerade geh枚rt haben.

Die Steuerlast ist hoch, die b眉rokratischen Pflichten sind ausufernd, die Energiepreise sind exorbitant, Zukunftsinvestitionen finden au脽erhalb Europas statt听鈥� das nagt an der Wettbewerbsf盲higkeit unserer Wirtschaft und damit nat眉rlich auch an unserem Wohlstand. Wenn der Kuchen nicht mehr gr枚脽er wird, die Wirtschaft also nicht w盲chst, und gleichzeitig aufgrund demografischer Entwicklungen immer gr枚脽ere Aufwendungen f眉r Sozialausgaben notwendig werden, dann engt das zwangsl盲ufig die Spielr盲ume ein.

Sowohl die Kommission als auch wir im Parlament und der Rat m眉ssen sich also die Frage stellen: Wie k枚nnen wir zu mehr Wettbewerbsf盲higkeit und Wachstum beitragen?

Deswegen nur ein paar wenige Punkte: weg vom Ordnungsrecht und Mikromanagement, hin zu marktwirtschaftlichen L枚sungen, weg von immer neuen Berichtspflichten, hin zu einem Belastungsstopp, echtem B眉rokratieabbau und einer Konsolidierung des europ盲ischen Rechts, weg von einer Klima- und Umweltpolitik, die gegen die Unternehmen gemacht wird, hin zu einem Ansatz, bei dem Wirtschaft und Politik gemeinsam diesen Wandel gestalten, und weg von immer neuen konsumtiven Ausgaben, hin zu strategisch wachstumsf枚rdernden Investitionen und Produktivit盲t steigernden Strukturreformen.

Dann sind wir auf dem richtigen Weg, und dann brauchen wir auch keine solchen Debatten mehr f眉hren.

听听Agnes Jongerius, namens de S&D-Fractie. 鈥� Voorzitter, meer dan een miljoen mensen in Nederland leven in armoede en veel van hen werken voor onleefbaar lage lonen. De prijzen voor huur, energie en boodschappen zijn behoorlijk gestegen en veel bedrijven hebben van die inflatie geprofiteerd.

De Europese richtlijn betreffende toereikende minimumlonen die vorig jaar dankzij het werk van commissaris Schmit en dit Parlement is aangenomen, biedt hoop. Maar dan moet de richtlijn wel zorgvuldig en juist worden ingevoerd. En laat ik zeggen: de klok tikt. Elke week die we langer dan noodzakelijk wachten op de aanpassing van het minimumloon, is een week waarin kinderen zonder ontbijt naar school gaan, waarin mensen niet naar een feestje durven te gaan omdat ze geen geld hebben voor een cadeautje of een week waarin ze aarzelen: betaal ik de huur of betaal ik de energierekening?

Gelukkig zijn er landen die niet wachten tot de twee jaar voorbij zijn en ik ben blij dat de commissaris dit debat aangrijpt om een oproep te doen aan die andere groep. Namelijk: de beste manier om armoede te bestrijden is het verhogen van de lonen. Minister Van Gennip moet het goede voorbeeld volgen en niet toegeven aan werkgevers die steggelen over een extra verhoging van 1,2听%. Er is meer nodig om de armoede in Nederland tegen te gaan. De klok tikt. We hebben nog 247听dagen.

听听Klemen Gro拧elj, v imenu skupine Renew. 鈥� Gospod predsednica. Spo拧tovani. Notranji trg glede cen ne deluje, kot smo si 啪eleli in na膷rtovali. Na eni strani imamo rast cen, ki ogro啪a blagostanje dr啪avljank in dr啪avljanov, kmete, ki so nezadovoljni z odkupnimi cenami. Opa啪amo nenavadna in ekstremna nihanja cen surovin.

Resda je k inflaciji in dvigu cen prispevala energetska kriza in visoke cene energentov, a na drugi strani vidimo visoke dobi膷ke energetskih dru啪b, bank, ki so, vsaj kar se ti膷e obrestnih mer, igrale, milo re膷eno, dvomljivo igro. Trgovske verige, ki obvladujejo ogromni dele啪 prodaje 啪ivil in hrane, ki so poslovale rekordno.

Seveda ni te啪ava, 膷e podjetja dobro poslujejo. Vendar pa je odgovornost regulatorjev, da spremljajo dogajanje na trgu in zagotavljajo, da so ti dobi膷ki rezultat zakonitega poslovanja in ne nepo拧tenih poslovnih praks, kot so zloraba tr啪nega polo啪aja ali manipulacije trga.

Komisija in dr啪ave 膷lanice imajo mehanizme, s katerimi lahko posredujejo in skozi fiskalne ukrepe in mehanizme varovanja konkurence na trgu prepre膷ijo neupravi膷eno bogatenje in zlorabe na trgu.

艩e ve膷, 膷e do njih, 膷e je do njih prihajalo, morajo tak拧no poslovno prakso tudi kaznovati. Torej, kaj 拧e 膷akamo?

听听Sara Matthieu, on behalf of the Verts/ALE Group. 鈥� Madam President, dear colleagues, for one out of five Europeans, life has become a series of painful choices. As the cost of living pushes people to the edge. They have to be careful using public transport due to the high ticket prices. They have to choose the cheapest food, or they cancel their health insurance for themselves or for their children. Going on holidays, going to a concert, that鈥檚 really out of the question, so it鈥檚 all about managing everything the cheapest way possible or even going without. And it鈥檚 youngsters, it鈥檚 women, it鈥檚 people with disabilities that run the highest risk of getting trapped in poverty and social exclusion.

But the good news is, dear colleagues, we can change that. Poverty is a political choice, it鈥檚 not a natural state, and soon we will welcome the Social Summit in La Hulpe. I鈥檒l be there, of course, to take this as an opportunity to embark on the Union鈥檚 social ambition, because if we鈥檙e serious in the fight against poverty, we need a directive on adequate minimum income, just like the 合法博彩网站 has demanded.

And Commission, of course, we also look forward to your legislative proposals in the next term on the right to disconnect, on mental health at work, on the right for workers for education and training. And we are also eager to find out how you will tackle the housing crisis throughout Europe. People in poverty are counting on us, dear colleagues, we cannot let them down.

听听El偶bieta Rafalska, w imieniu grupy ECR. 鈥� Pani Przewodnicz膮ca! Panie Komisarzu! Ostatnie dane za 2022 rok m贸wi膮 o tym, 偶e 6,7% Europejczyk贸w, to jest 28,9 miliona Europejczyk贸w, zagro偶onych jest deprywacj膮 materialn膮 i spo艂eczn膮. Jeszcze wi臋cej os贸b zagro偶onych jest ub贸stwem: to 16,5% i dotyczy 73 milion贸w Europejczyk贸w, przy czym zr贸偶nicowanie mi臋dzy krajami cz艂onkowskimi jest bardzo du偶e 鈥� mi臋dzy 10% a 23%.

W moim kraju, w Polsce, ten wska藕nik wynosi 13,7% i nale偶y do jednych z najni偶szych. To nie spad艂o z nieba. To efekt skutecznej polityki rz膮du Zjednoczonej Prawicy, skutecznych dzia艂a艅 spo艂ecznych, dobrej sytuacji na rynku pracy, wzrostu gospodarczego oraz wzrostu minimalnego wynagrodzenia.

Ale to, prosz臋 Pa艅stwa, mo偶e si臋 zmieni膰. Nowy rz膮d, rz膮d Donalda Tuska, od 1 kwietnia wstrzyma艂 zerow膮 stawk臋 na 偶ywno艣膰, co mo偶e w najwi臋kszym stopniu uderzy膰 w osoby najubo偶sze.

听听Mathilde Androu毛t, au nom du groupe ID. 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, alors que les prix de l鈥櫭﹏ergie se sont emball茅s dans un march茅 europ茅en inadapt茅, alors que nos 茅conomies subissent l鈥檈ndettement de la crise cons茅cutive 脿 la COVID-19, plus de un Europ茅en sur cinq est menac茅 de pauvret茅 ou d鈥檈xclusion sociale, selon Eurostat. Et la France y fait figure de mauvaise 茅l猫ve. Sans surprise, l鈥檈nqu锚te d茅montre que l鈥檌nflation est le premier souci des Fran莽ais. Suivent l鈥檌ns茅curit茅 et l鈥檌mmigration, en d茅calage avec la moyenne europ茅enne, laquelle place l鈥檌mmigration en t锚te des pr茅occupations.

Faisant fi de donn茅es pourtant fournies par elle, la Commission invite les 脡tats membres 脿 plus d鈥檌ns茅curit茅 茅conomique et 脿 moins de redistribution de ses fonds et de ses richesses 脿 ses concitoyens et 脿 leurs services publics, et ce pour acheter am茅ricain ou chinois, pour financer l鈥橴kraine ou l鈥檃rriv茅e en masse de populations immigr茅es, ce qui g茅n猫re de nombreux d茅s茅quilibres sociaux, 茅conomiques, culturels et s茅curitaires.

Rien de surprenant donc 脿 ce que 65听% des Fran莽ais indiquent ne pas avoir confiance dans l鈥橴nion europ茅enne. Quand appliquerez-vous donc ce principe de d茅mocratie? Faites les politiques que l鈥檕n vous demande: nous prot茅ger et nous faire prosp茅rer!

听听Sandra Pereira, em nome do Grupo The Left. 鈥� Senhora Presidente, pedimos este debate porque queremos discutir a degrada莽茫o das condi莽玫es de vida das pessoas. As desigualdades sociais continuam a aumentar sem pol铆ticas e vontade pol铆tica que as travem e revertam. Real莽o a aus锚ncia do Conselho neste debate.

Em Portugal, 5 % da popula莽茫o det茅m 42 % da riqueza. Paralelamente, em 2023, mais de uma em cada cinco pessoas encontrava鈥攕e em risco de pobreza ap贸s transfer锚ncias sociais. Os pedidos de despejo aumentaram 17 % face a 2022. Outro dado: no meu pa铆s, 61 % da presta莽茫o da casa, em m茅dia, vai para pagar os juros.

Mas h谩 solu莽玫es. Haja vontade pol铆tica para as concretizar. Promova鈥攕e o emprego com direitos aumentando sal谩rios. Aumentem鈥攕e as pens玫es. Regule鈥攕e e reduza鈥攕e o hor谩rio laboral para as 35 horas para todos. Assegurem鈥攕e servi莽os p煤blicos universais, gratuitos e de qualidade, com o refor莽o do SNS e da escola p煤blica. Crie鈥攕e uma rede p煤blica de creches. Garanta鈥攕e o direito 脿 habita莽茫o. Revertam鈥攕e as taxas de juro impostas pelo BCE. Tributem鈥攕e os lucros dos grandes grupos econ贸micos.

听听Jos茅 Manuel Fernandes (PPE). 鈥� Senhora Presidente, Senhor Comiss谩rio, Caras e Caros Colegas, a Uni茫o Europeia, as Institui莽玫es, deram aos Estados鈥擬embros instrumentos que permitem melhorar as condi莽玫es de vida da popula莽茫o, dos cidad茫os da Uni茫o Europeia, melhorar os seus sal谩rios, e que n茫o est茫o a ser utilizados. O Plano de Recupera莽茫o e Resili锚ncia n茫o est谩 a ser bem executado nem executado como devia nos Estados鈥擬embros. Os fundos da pol铆tica de coes茫o t锚m um atraso enorme. 脡 essencial que eles sejam utilizados para a competitividade e coes茫o das economias na Uni茫o Europeia.

Para al茅m disso, era importante apoiar as fam铆lias e as empresas, por exemplo com instrumentos que permitiriam a capitaliza莽茫o das mesmas, e n茫o est谩 a ser utilizado o InvestEU.

Por outro lado, a diminui莽茫o da carga fiscal era essencial, tamb茅m ela, para melhorar os sal谩rios dos cidad茫os europeus, nomeadamente dos portugueses.

Est谩, sobretudo, nas m茫os dos Estados鈥擬embros utilizarem os recursos que o or莽amento da Uni茫o Europeia lhes fornece.

听听Robert Roos (ECR). 鈥� Voorzitter, Europa verarmt. Hier in dit Parlement wordt net gedaan alsof dat een natuurfenomeen is, een soort orkaan die ons overkomt. Dat is niet zo. Slecht beleid is de oorzaak. Slecht beleid, vaak hier gemaakt. Ik zeg het hard: de gevestigde partijen 鈥撎齤ullie听鈥� zijn daar verantwoordelijk voor 鈥� groenen, socialisten, liberalen, christendemocraten.

Wat mensen thuis heel goed weten, weten politici gek genoeg niet: dat je een euro maar 茅茅n keer kunt uitgeven. Iets kiezen betekent iets anders niet kiezen. Politici hier kozen ervoor om de grenzen open te zetten en om vervolgens niets te doen aan de massale toestroom van kansloze immigranten. Dus ging er geld naar hen, niet naar onze mensen. En politici kozen ervoor om onze betrouwbare energie af te danken. Het moest allemaal hernieuwbaar, het klimaat moest worden gered. Dus werd energie duurder, waardoor mensen minder overhouden.

Twee doelbewuste beleidskeuzes: ze leiden tot onze verarming en tot het verlies van onze identiteit. Het goede nieuws is: dit is geen orkaan, het is geen natuurverschijnsel. Het kan anders, als we in juni maar voor verandering stemmen.

听听Se谩n Kelly (PPE). 鈥� A Uachtar谩in, in 脡irinn, t谩 athr煤 cuimsitheach tagtha ar an gcaighde谩n maireacht谩la agus ar 谩r ngeilleagar de bharr go bhfuilimid mar bhall den Aontas Eorpach 贸 1973.

Tharla s茅 seo de bharr ciste 谩 athr煤, ciste strucht煤rtha agus go h谩irithe, an Margadh Aonair, a chabhraigh go m贸r linn, 谩r n-infreastrucht煤r a fhorbairt agus 谩r ngn贸nna 茅ags煤la, beaga, me谩nmh茅ide agus m贸ra a fh谩s.

De bharr an dul chun cinn seo, t谩imid anois ag 铆oc isteach i mbuis茅ad an Aontais n铆os m贸 n谩 mar a fhaighimid amach as ach, n铆 fadhb 茅 seo, ach taispe谩ntas ar an dul chun cinn iontach at谩 d茅anta ag 脡ire.

N铆 hionann sin agus a r谩 nach bhfuil fadhbanna againn, t谩, agus go leor d铆obh, go h谩irithe tith铆ocht agus daoine gan d铆dean agus t谩 a l谩n le d茅anamh chun na fadhbanna sin a r茅iteach go f贸ill. B铆mid ag obair i gc贸na铆 chun cothroma铆ocht 贸 thaobh coinn铆ollacha maireacht谩la a fheabhs煤 in谩r dt铆r agus san Aontas.

听听Iuliu Winkler (PPE). 鈥� Eln枚k Asszony! Lecsapott a meg茅lhet茅si v谩ls谩g az Eur贸pai Uni贸ra. Az emberek sorozatos v谩ls谩gokkal n茅znek szembe: vil谩gj谩rv谩ny, h谩bor煤, energiav谩ls谩g, infl谩ci贸. Ezek gazdas谩gi hat谩sai sokakat a cs艖d sz茅l茅re sodortak. Nem mindenki tudott talpra 谩llni. A felgyors铆tott z枚ld 谩t谩ll谩s k枚lts茅gei tov谩bbi terheket r贸nak mindenkire. Az emberek egy r茅sze 煤gy 茅rzi, hogy lemarad. Igazuk van! A mindennapi mobilit谩s nem v谩lhat f茅ny疟z茅ss茅, kif疟teni a lak谩st nem szabad, hogy luxus legyen.

Szeml茅letv谩lt谩sra van sz眉ks茅g. Olyan 煤ni贸s int茅zked茅sekre, amelyek n枚velik a t谩rsadalmi koh茅zi贸t, nem rombolj谩k. Komolyan kell vegy眉k az emberek jogos aggodalmait. Az Uni贸nak vissza kell t茅rnie az alap铆t贸k 茅rt茅keihez. 脷j t谩rsadalmi szerz艖d茅sre van sz眉ks茅g Eur贸p谩ban. 脷jra az embereket kell politik谩ink k枚zpontj谩ba helyezz眉k, olyan igazs谩gos 谩tmenetet biztos铆tva, amelyben senki nem marad le.

听听Nicolas Schmit, membre de la Commission. 鈥� Madame la Pr茅sidente, je pense que ce d茅bat valait tout 脿 fait la peine car, comme je l鈥檃i dit au d茅but, des dizaines de millions d鈥橢urop茅ens se posent chaque jour la question de savoir pourquoi leurs conditions de vie se sont d茅t茅rior茅es. Il est clair que la croissance 茅conomique ainsi qu鈥檜ne 茅conomie solide sont absolument n茅cessaires, personne ne le conteste. L鈥檌nvestissement dans la comp茅titivit茅 et dans la productivit茅 est donc important pour une 茅conomie. Mais, finalement, la productivit茅 est aussi largement le r茅sultat de la situation de tout un chacun et de l鈥檌nvestissement dans le capital humain.

J鈥檃i lu hier dans un journal 茅conomique 鈥撎齫ue je lis tous les jours et qui n鈥檈st a听priori pas un journal de gauche, comme certains voudraient peut-锚tre le dire听鈥� que jamais auparavant la distribution des dividendes n鈥檃vait 茅t茅 aussi bonne. Donc, si la distribution des dividendes est extraordinaire et si le rachat des actions par un certain nombre d鈥檈ntreprises a atteint des niveaux exceptionnels, c鈥檈st que, quelque part, l鈥櫭ヽonomie ne va pas si mal. Le probl猫me est de savoir qui en profite.

Chers amis, je dirais donc que nous devons, bien s没r, continuer 脿 investir dans notre 茅conomie, 脿 investir dans la productivit茅, 脿 investir dans le changement technologique, notamment la technologie de l鈥檌nformation, mais aussi dans la transformation verte de notre 茅conomie, sans oublier les politiques sociales. Car si les politiques sociales ne sont pas 脿 la hauteur, eh听bien, en fin de compte, ce sont nos soci茅t茅s qui en payeront le prix.

听听President. 鈥� The debate is closed.

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听听Dominique Bilde (ID), par 茅crit. 鈥� Quelle fa莽on merveilleuse vous avez de finir ce mandat. Depuis 2019, vous avez vot茅 pr猫s d鈥檜ne centaine de textes d鈥檃ides en tout genre. Vous avez distribu茅 des millions pour 脿 peu pr猫s tout et en particulier pour les cons茅quences de vos propres politiques intenables en mati猫re de commerce, d鈥檃griculture, ou encore d鈥櫭﹏ergie. Pour ne pas avouer vos 茅checs, vous alimentez depuis des ann茅es des perfusions d鈥檃ides, renflouant ou cr茅ant des fonds europ茅ens dans tous les sens, avec un suivi des d茅penses qui laisse 脿 d茅sirer. Et apr猫s tout 莽a, apr猫s cette gabegie de d茅penses, apr猫s ce g芒chis d鈥檃rgent public, vous venez quand m锚me, honteux, reconna卯tre que les conditions de vie se d茅gradent. Comment osez-vous? Vous qui avez rendu l鈥橴E d茅pendante de l鈥檈xt茅rieur pour son 茅nergie en brisant nos fili猫res nationales. Vous qui faites rentrer des produits de mauvaise qualit茅 et tuez nos agriculteurs et notre industrie. Vous encore, qui nous forcez 脿 baisser nos standards de vie au nom de votre sacro-sainte harmonisation. Vous, enfin, qui faites entrer des millions de migrants dans nos pays, les condamnant eux 脿 des vies mis茅rables et nous 脿 l鈥檌ns茅curit茅. Cette situation, c鈥檈st votre 茅chec, ayez au moins la d茅cence de l鈥檃ssumer car les citoyens, eux, ne sont pas dupes.

听听Cindy Franssen (PPE), schriftelijk. 鈥� Meer en meer gezinnen hebben het moeilijk om de eindjes aan elkaar te knopen. De almaar stijgende kosten voor levensonderhoud nemen een steeds grotere hap uit het budget. Armoede treft vandaag nog steeds 95,6听miljoen mensen, of 21,7听% van de EU-bevolking. We hebben ons, in het kader van het actieplan voor de Europese pijler van sociale rechten, ertoe ge毛ngageerd om tegen 2030 15听miljoen mensen uit de armoede te halen. We moeten dit engagement echt nakomen! We moeten ook kinderarmoede aanpakken en de intergenerationele armoedecyclus doorbreken. De Europese kindergarantie, waarmee we de toegang tot opvang, onderwijs, huisvesting, gezondheidszorg en gezonde voeding willen garanderen, is een belangrijk instrument. De lidstaten, de EU, maatschappelijke organisaties en de sociale partners moeten allemaal samenwerken om de strijd tegen armoede aan te gaan. Armoede onder werkenden is ook nog steeds te groot. In听2022 liep volgens Eurostat 8,5听% van de werknemers in de EU het risico op armoede op het werk. Adequate Europese minimumlonen zijn dan ook van het allergrootste belang om dit een halt toe te roepen. Met de goedkeuring van de richtlijn Europese minimumlonen in juni 2022 is hiertoe een belangrijke stap gezet. We moeten dit zeker van nabij blijven opvolgen zodat werken voor iedereen loont!

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