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Amendment 51 — part 1 to paragraph 80

Findings and recommendations of the Special Committee on the European Democracy Shield

A10-0199/2026 – Tomas Tobé – § 80 – Am 51/1

Rejected

For
199
Against
458
Abstained
9

roll-call vote at 13:47 · 30% of votes cast in favour

Split vote by ESN

The part voted on: ‘Strongly condemns the instrumentalisation of migration by third countries or hostile non-state actors with the aim of destabilising a Member State or the EU; takes the position that this phenomenon constitutes an unacceptable attempt to exert political pressure on front-line Member States and on the EU; urges the Commission to propose further legislation enabling Member States, in cases of instrumentalisation, to refuse access to asylum procedures at the external border, in accordance with EU and international law; notes the specific provisions on the instrumentalisation of migration recently included in key pieces of EU legislation; further welcomes the recent revision of the EU legal framework to include hybrid threats among the grounds triggering the EU visa suspension mechanism; underlines that a credible and effective EU response must also be based on close coordination and sincere cooperation between neighbouring Member States, and between them and EU institutions, in a spirit of loyalty and mutual solidarity, and on enhanced technological and operational capabilities in border management, while preserving the integrity of the Schengen area and ensuring full respect for the fundamental values of the EU;’

How the groups voted

A group’s line is the position at least two thirds of its voting MEPs took; otherwise it is shown as Divided. Groups from left to right.

GroupForAgainstAbstainedofLine
The Left040040Against
Greens051051Against
S&D01230123Against
Renew073073Against
EPP101632175Against
ECR760177For
Patriots730073For
ESN270027For
No group138627—

“of” = MEPs of the group who voted. Groups as they are now.

Every MEP

40 MEPs of 666 Clear filters

Anja Hazekamp Netherlands · The Left
Against
Arash Saeidi France · The Left
Against
Carolina Morace Italy · The Left
Against
Catarina Martins Portugal · The Left
Against
Damien Carême France · The Left
Against
Danilo Della Valle Italy · The Left
Against
Dario Tamburrano Italy · The Left
Against
Elena Kountoura Greece · The Left
Against
Emma Fourreau France · The Left
Against
Estrella Galán Spain · The Left
Against
Gaetano Pedulla' Italy · The Left
Against
Giorgos Georgiou Cyprus · The Left
Against
Giuseppe Antoci Italy · The Left
Against
Hanna Gedin Sweden · The Left
Against
Ilaria Salis Italy · The Left
Against
Irene Montero Spain · The Left
Against
Isabel Serra Sánchez Spain · The Left
Against
João Oliveira Portugal · The Left
Against
Jonas Sjöstedt Sweden · The Left
Against
Jussi Saramo Finland · The Left
Against
Kathleen Funchion Ireland · The Left
Against
Konstantinos Arvanitis Greece · The Left
Against
Leila Chaibi France · The Left
Against
Li Andersson Finland · The Left
Against
Luke Ming Flanagan Ireland · The Left
Against
Lynn Boylan Ireland · The Left
Against
Manon Aubry France · The Left
Against
Marc Botenga Belgium · The Left
Against
Marina Mesure France · The Left
Against
Mario Furore Italy · The Left
Against
Martin Günther Germany · The Left
Against
Martin Schirdewan Germany · The Left
Against
Merja Kyllönen Finland · The Left
Against
Mimmo Lucano Italy · The Left
Against
Nikos Pappas Greece · The Left
Against
Pasquale Tridico Italy · The Left
Against
Per Clausen Denmark · The Left
Against
Rudi Kennes Belgium · The Left
Against
Valentina Palmisano Italy · The Left
Against
Younous Omarjee France · The Left
Against

“” = voted otherwise than a clear line (two thirds of its votes) of the group they sit in now. MEPs with no vote recorded are not listed.

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