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Verbatim report of proceedings
Tuesday, 16 April 2019 - Strasbourg Revised edition

Protecting the integrity of the European elections, with particular regard to international threats to cybersecurity (debate)
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  Sajjad Karim (ECR). – Mr President, the web has been woven right across the European Union. Practically no Member State is untouched. Through this web narratives are constructed and propagated, a result of which is that compromised political actors today sit in this very Chamber and in Chambers right across the European Union. In the Commissioner’s country and mine, the United Kingdom, we have left it simply to individual journalists to call it out: people like Carole Cadwalladr, James O’Brien.

Brexit’s dark money and influence through Facebook tackled by Damian Collins, Chair of the Select Committee for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; executive—level action, literally nothing; and now the Brexit Party. PayPal, through donations of under GBP 500, is facilitating the flow of money into the European Union and to Nigel Farage. And I ask him as a Member of this House to come and explain to this House: Nigel Farage, where is your money actually coming from?

 
Τελευταία ενημέρωση: 25 Ιουλίου 2019Ανακοίνωση νομικού περιεχομένου - Πολιτική απορρήτου