Weber (PPE) auspica a una leadership europea mentre gli Stati Uniti abdicano al loro ruolo mondiale
Il presidente del principale partito di centro-destra dell'UE ha detto a Euronews che è tempo che l'Europa si faccia avanti.
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Il presidente del principale partito di centro-destra dell'UE ha detto a Euronews che è tempo che l'Europa si faccia avanti.
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00:00L'Europa è la maggior parte politica, l'Europa Centro-Rite, l'Europa, l'Europa, l'Europa,
00:14ha dichiarato il popolistico e far-righti in Europa.
00:18Con il Presidente Manfred Weber, che è venuto a questa parte congressa in Valencia, Spagna.
00:25Grazie mille per aver guardato con noi a questa congressa in Valencia.
00:33Qual è la nuova messaggio ai voti? Perché tutto sta cambiando in oggi,
00:38viviamo in un mondo di Trumps e Orbáns. Hai una nuova narrativa, una nuova messaggio?
00:44La nostra messaggio è di ascoltare a persone, di guidare, e anche di dirige,
00:51che si tratta di soli problemi. E tu hai detto che le persone siano confusi,
00:55le persone siano unicentemente in loro sviluppo.
00:58Le persone siano già senti che America sta facendo, che Trump sta trattando ogni giorno sulle unicentemente.
01:03E in questo momento, il nostro concetto di essere concreti sulle promesse è fondamentale.
01:09Mi ricorda che i nostri principi promessi in la prima campagna
01:12sono la questione di competitività e economica.
01:16La mia messaggio di sicurezza, soprattutto la differenza, la questione di proteggere
01:23la brutale di scuola di Putin e la democrazia.
01:27La legge della legge della legge della legge della interna della UE,
01:29Io sono molto orgoglioso che la parte della Tisa, la parte della parte della legge della Viktor Orbán,
01:35che è stata partita di Scuola e che è parte di nostra famiglia.
01:38E anche che Donald Tusk ha detto in Polo che siamo la legge della legge della legge,
01:41rule of law of democracy in europe these are the three pillars for our mandate and their european
01:46people's party is now working hard to deliver on these issues so you mentioned rule of law and
01:51pro european mess but do you think this message will resonate today with the waters well the
01:58precondition for everything is delivering on content living conditions for our people you
02:02know have economic growth chops for especially the young generation not accepting first and
02:08second-class europeans in europe you know some parts of europe don't feel equally treated than
02:15other parts of europe and that has to stop so these kind of things there we have to deliver
02:19finally also now the main challenge of building up a european pillar of defense there we have to
02:25deliver now and work on this but probably you're right because the main competitor for me for the
02:31next upcoming years is not anymore the center left where i would hope that socialists are becoming
02:39again the workers party of europe you know close to the car manufacturers and so on which are not yet
02:45the case in this moment of time so the main competitor for us for the next years are the populists and
02:51the extremists we have we are facing an authoritarian wave all over the world and it is also coming and
02:57arriving in europe and that's why the biggest job for us is biggest party of europe as center-right
03:03party as epp is to protect our way of life to protect our our democracy in the european union and
03:10there valencia is a starting point for creating such a vision on the long run that's very interesting
03:15that you say that you have to fight populist instead of let's say the the middle ground of the
03:21politics but how you will get out the message because people consider epp people like bureaucrats
03:28in brussels isn't it so you have to be more loud maybe what we have to do is is to have again a
03:35convincing narrative a convincing story a convincing understanding about where is the future of our
03:41societies for example on the question of defense union we speak currently about comment procurement
03:47but other now the gasperi and schumanns they spoke about lasting peace in europe's forgiveness
03:54after the second world war so that was the level of political discussions or when we speak about
03:58economy it's not so much only about startups and about the number of jobs we create that's important
04:03but you know social market economy was the answer towards communism and social market economy won
04:10against communism and today our so our market must win against authoritarian concept of china is china
04:18providing more economic growth or is our european model providing more social justice and economic
04:25growth so this is the level of discussion we have in front of us and i want to see epp discussing this
04:30with a perspective with a future orientation and in a world where america is not anymore the stable anchor
04:37and gives not this kind of orientation europe is even more asked to do so and again the biggest
04:43party of europe must provide europe exactly with this thinking and this content let me come back for
04:48one question on the issue with the populist and as you said autocrats how you want to fight them
04:54when the epp is voting with them together many times in the european parliament when it comes to green
05:00deal or or other issues well i as party leader defined a clear red line to the extremists we will never
05:07work together with those who are who are not respecting my three pros so pro ukraine pro rule of law
05:14and pro europe that are fundamental things for us so you can name them it's le pen in france
05:19it's it's afd in germany there will be never a structured cooperation with them for us as epp
05:25so we are ready to include the serious conservative parties in europe for example george meloni showed in
05:32italy together with antonio tayane that they are credible that they are center-based
05:36petra fiala in czech republic is fighting against babish and he's a conservative politician and
05:40he should be part of a team of a broader team on european level that's why i work together
05:44with the serious ones but with those who are really taking europe into question like
05:49vital and afd or le pen is no cooperation possible at all but do you think that the epp
05:55right now is more right wing than it was let's say three years ago when it comes to migration when
06:01it comes to the green policies i wouldn't say so because you know we had already three years ago
06:07tough discussions about legislation like nature restoration law was obviously symbolic debates
06:13we had in the last mandate where the left-leaning france timmermans thinking was not anymore reflecting
06:19what the people asked us to do and also on for example building up fences if needed to stop
06:27instrumentalization of migration we did it in finland we did it in poland we did it in greece
06:31so epp was always coherent and consistent on this i would say today more and more voters follow
06:37our approach and that's why epp won elections in the last in the last years and we do this serious
06:42we do this european way we do it also based on rule of law like the geneva convention like respecting
06:48the asylum right in europe we are doing not it like the populist and extremist way so that's
06:53our middle ground in a way the serious center-right party who is providing answers in today's world
06:58isn't the epp too powerful right now with 12 heads of state at the european council and leadership of
07:06the european commission and you in one person being the leader of the big epp family and also of the
07:13epp group i mean isn't it too much of responsibility of power in the european union the mandates you
07:21describe that the outcome you describe is based on elections you know 180 million people participated
07:28in the last european elections and they gave us a mandate they voted here in spain in hungary in
07:33germany in finland they voted and they decided to stop the period of a left liberal driven agenda and
07:42now coming back to a center-right driven agenda that's that's normal in democracy but what is a bigger
07:47problem is that when people vote for another european parliament for a center-right european
07:52parliament things must change you know you cannot continue as the left wish to see that then we
07:58continue as nothing happens my spirit is i'm democrat you know we won elections we have a mandate to
08:05lead but we do this together with the others with with the liberals with the socialists and also with
08:10the conservative voters who are votes who are committed to be part of a european process let's talk a little
08:16bit about geopolitics because everything is changing under the presidency of donald trump does europe have
08:23enough self-confidence as one of the biggest market and one of the richest regions of the world to you know
08:30stand up and stand its ground yes i would say yes in this moment of time i'm quite quite positive when it is about the
08:39the answer on on tariffs for example our answer was a was a strong one but also not trying to escalate so it was a
08:46balanced approach look to what are we doing with the digital world so that we are implementing the digital market
08:54act digital service act into today's communication forms there we don't follow the vans or vice president vans
09:01concentration that everything is allowed no in europe not everything is allowed you cannot lie you cannot do hate
09:06speech is there you cannot be anti-semitic in today's world in europe not everything is allowed and this
09:11implementation of our rules is making us self-confident that we believe in the european way of life not
09:18following the american the chinese or the russian approach don't want to compare them though don't get
09:23me wrong but where we still need more engagement is the defense side and the common external affairs
09:29policies and that's the task ahead of us when will europe be able to defend itself alone will
09:36there be ever a time when you know we can do it without our american friends i think that must be
09:42the the aim the idea that in 2030 latest we must be capable to defend ourselves and europe has all
09:50resources have all capabilities and has also the political will to do it so let's do it and for us
09:57as epp it's always important to do this together with the american friends we have some uncertainty with
10:02washington in their communication but in principle we define we have the same thinking about democracy
10:08about values about freedom and that's why we stick with our european pillar of defense to nato into the
10:15common engagement on the transatlantic side and right now the european union is willing to spend 800
10:20billion euros on defense rearmament europe this means also less money for hospitals for housing less
10:29money for schools how do you want to explain this to your voters well in this moment of time we also
10:36allow member states to to borrow more money so we pay this more on future perspective not so much on
10:41the current investments so people should not be so much worried about this but on the other hand without
10:47peace without stability the rest is not important anymore so what we have to do is to protect stability
10:54peace inside of europe and the precondition is that we can defend ourselves i think people understand
11:00the logic behind and we do this in a way that we can secure our social welfare system that we can
11:06secure the investments in a climate friendly in a in a digital world of tomorrow so there are a lot of
11:13issues on the table and we only can manage this if things are balanced finally let me ask you one last
11:19question it's about the heritage of pope francis he was considered as a very progressive head of the
11:26catholic church you as a faithful catholic how will you preserve his heritage in your political life
11:33i would hope that we keep our societies and also the catholic world together because the different parts
11:40the different sections the different bubbles inside of our societies are getting bigger and bigger
11:45and we have to unify again that's also in the tradition of the catholic church and also in the tradition of
11:50the european people's party manfred weber thanks very much for this interview i thank you so much