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The economic program of Nicolas Schmit, spitzenkandidaten of the PSE

02/03/2024 21:43

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The economic program of Nicolas Schmit, spitzenkandidaten of the PSE

Il Partito socialista europeo si è riunito a Roma per il congresso.

EU/ENG - The Party of European Socialists met in Rome for the congress. The manifesto for the European elections of June 9 was presented and the candidacy of Nicolas Schmit for the presidency of the EU Commission was made official.

 

On March 2, the national leaders were called to gather, it was the day of the congress of the Party of European Socialists in Rome: there were the German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, the secretary of the Democratic Party, Elly Schlein, the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and the Portuguese Antonio Costa, several MEPs and the commissioners Paolo Gentiloni.

At the center of the scene was Nicolas Schmit, who on this occasion was made official by the congress as the PSE candidate for the presidency of the EU Commission. Thus the socialist campaign for the European elections starts from Rome and a manifesto was adopted in view of the vote in June.

In economic policy, the manifesto aims to: ensure quality jobs for all, a fair green transition, a strong and open European economy in the world, tax justice for social justice, the right to quality and affordable housing, access to health, care and medicines, public services, environmental protection and sustainable agriculture, guarantees of security and finally solidarity and development in all European cities and regions. In the program, In economics, the opportunities and risks linked to artificial intelligence and the importance of investing in young people are highlighted.

The manifesto also talks about how to build a more "efficient and democratic" Europe, which can relaunch the partnership with the global South. Among the points remains the common European defense and support for Ukraine, remains among the first points. "Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine marks a turning point in history. We maintain our unconditional support to Ukraine by providing political, humanitarian, financial and military assistance for as long as necessary", it reads. The PSE aims to pursue a "strong common European security and defense policy that operates in a complementary manner to NATO" and reiterates its support for Kiev's entry into the EU.

In foreign policy, the PSE says it is "in favor of an international peace conference in the Middle East to reach a just two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians" because "both have the right to live in peace and security".

 

ITA- Il Partito socialista europeo si è riunito a Roma per il congresso. E' stato presentato il manifesto per le elezioni europee del 9 giugno e ufficializzata la candidatura di Nicolas Schmit alla presidenza della Commissione Ue.

 

Il 2 marzo, chiamati a raccolta i leader nazionali, è stato il giorno del congresso del Partito socialista europeo a Roma: ci sono il cancelliere tedesco Olaf Scholz, la segretaria del Partito democratico, Elly Schlein, il premier spagnolo Pedro Sanchez e il portoghese Antonio Costa, , diversi eurodeputati e i commissari Paolo Gentiloni

Al centro della scena è stato Nicolas Schmit, che nell'occasione è stato ufficializzato dal congresso come candidato del Pse alla presidenza della commissione Ue. Parte così da Roma la  campagna socialista verso le europee ed è stato adottato un manifesto in vista del voto di giugno.

In politica economica nel manifesto si punta a: assicurare posti di lavoro di qualità per tutte e tutti, una transizione verde giusta, un'economia europea forte e aperta nel mondo, giustizia fiscale per la giustizia sociale, il diritto ad alloggi di qualità ed economicamente accessibilità, l'accesso alla salute, alle cure e ai farmaci, servizi pubblici, tutela dell'ambiente e un'agricoltura sostenibile, garanzie di sicurezza e infine solidarietà e sviluppo in tutte le città e le regioni europee. Nel programma, In economia si sottolineano le opportunità e i rischi legati all'intelligenza artificiale e l'importanza di investire sui giovani.

Nel manifesto si parla anche di come costruire un'Europa più "efficiente e democratica", che sappia rilanciare il partenariato con il Sud globale. Tra i punti resta la difesa comune europea e di sostegno all'Ucraina, resta tra i primi punti. "La guerra di aggressione della Russia contro l'Ucraina segna un punto di svolta nella storia. Manteniamo fermo il nostro sostegno incondizionato all'Ucraina fornendo assistenza politica, umanitaria, finanziaria e militare per tutto il tempo necessario", si legge. Il Pse punta a perseguire una "una forte politica di sicurezza e di difesa comune europea che operi in modo complementare alla Nato" e ribadisce il sostegno all'entrata di Kiev in Ue.

In politica estera,  il Pse si dice "favorevole a una conferenza di pace internazionale in Medio Oriente per giungere a una giusta soluzione a due Stati tra israeliani e palestinesi" perché "entrambi hanno il diritto di vivere in pace e sicurezza".

 

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