Rozpoczęła się walka o budżet UE w wysokości 2 bilionów euro

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Rozpoczęła się walka o budżet UE w wysokości 2 bilionów euro  Komisja Europejska zaproponowała długoterminowy budżet w wysokości 2 bilionów euro, który kontrowersyjnie połączyłby fundusze rolne i spójności.  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/07/30/rozpoczela-sie-walka-o-budzet-ue-w-wysokosci-2-bilionow-euro  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone w Europy Europejskiej

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01:17Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

01:19Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

01:21Myślę, że szkolnictwo, bo to bardzo, bardzo kuleje w naszym kraju.

01:27Niech pomagają biedniejszym, bo na obronność są środki wystarczające.

01:33Na bezpieczeństwo.

01:35Na obronność.

01:37No i chyba na działania przeciwdziałające bezrobociu młodych.

01:43Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

01:45Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

01:47Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

01:49Także prawa zastrzeżone.

01:51Bardzo zauwa zastrzeżone.

01:53Witam Wam.

01:55Nie tylko w защ

01:56zaś zanem.

01:57A parte.

01:58Myślę, że bardziej jest na tenían podróżnienie.

01:59Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

02:00I również na zachodawskie.

02:01Więc na zachodzie.

02:03Już do nas wyrożono.

02:04Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

02:05Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

02:06Cie słyskie prawa zastrzeżone w bezpieczeństwie.

02:07Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

02:09Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone.

02:11Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone saludowe.

02:13Wszystkie prawa zastrzeżone w dziecku.

02:15Do sytuacji.

02:17Now, based on your reporting, tell us a bit about the process of how the sausage is made.

02:23The commission put up a system that could reveal spy movies

02:28because it's a classic example of compartmentalization.

02:33So they divided people working on this dossier into groups

02:37and these groups only had access to information necessary for carrying on their tasks.

02:44And more strikingly, the figures, which is what matters, numbers,

02:49were shared with commissioners themselves only a few minutes before taking the final decision on the budget.

02:56So you've covered many budgets.

03:00Looking at this draft proposal, what are the main characteristics?

03:03What is different compared to the last time?

03:06There's a lot of the lessons that Ursula von der Leyen learned in her first mandate

03:11where she faced unprecedented challenges like the full-scale invasion of Ukraine,

03:17COVID pandemic, increase in energy prices.

03:21The EU needs more agility.

03:23And that's the main characteristic, moving money from one path to another when it's needed.

03:30And the other one, of course, is simplification.

03:32We used to have over 50 funds.

03:36Now we have just fewer.

03:38Cohesion policies, so regional funding, and commercial policies, EU farming subsidies,

03:44will be merged into a single pot.

03:46So what happens next?

03:47When will the final budget be approved?

03:49It will be a long and highly likely difficult road ahead.

03:54Now the Danish presidency of the EU Council is supposed to come up with what we call Nego Box.

04:00So a negotiation piece of paper to start the talks between EU leaders by December,

04:09the next EU summit in December.

04:11And then, of course, some major countries like Germany already expressed concerns.

04:17It's going to take one or probably two years.

04:20There's also the European Parliament involved, but the Parliament just has to sign off.

04:25They can't amend, so they just have to approve the final deal as it goes out from the EU leaders' table.

04:32The Commission's blueprint remodels the budget structure along three main pillars.

04:38865 billion euros for agriculture, fisheries, cohesion and social policy.

04:43A merger of traditional funds that has already been criticised, especially by farmers.

04:47410 billion for competitiveness, research and innovation.

04:53This includes war-related defence infrastructure.

04:56Around 200 billion euros for external action.

04:58That includes support for Ukraine.

05:01Around 25 billion euros per year will be spent on paying back the pandemic recovery fund.

05:07Joining me now at the European Parliament is Kala Tavares,

05:10member of the Committees on Budgets and Budgetary Control

05:14from the Socialists and Democrats from Portugal.

05:17In your opinion, is this a realistic budget proposal that covers all of people's needs adequately?

05:24We think the total amount that we have for the next MFF, it's not enough,

05:31because we have new challenges in the European Union.

05:35We have defence, we have competitiveness,

05:38but we need to still work together in the cohesion, in agri, in employment, in health, in education.

05:46So we think it's not enough what we have in the proposal from the Commission.

05:52So traditionally the biggest items in the budget are the common agriculture policy

05:57and the cohesion policy.

06:00This time they are lumped together and they're facing severe cuts.

06:05Are these justified?

06:07We need to saw the new architecture of the next MFF,

06:12but we think it's not good to measure the agri-programs,

06:17the support to the farmers and the same package that we put to the cohesion.

06:23The Parliament doesn't defend this way to the next MFF.

06:28We defend that we need to still have separated the agri and the cohesion

06:34from the big package that you have,

06:36another old fund that you have in these areas of this MFF.

06:42When you separate the agri and the cohesion,

06:46you put one and another to fight for the budget.

06:51We think it's not a good idea.

06:53It's not a good way for the future.

06:55And finally, what about investments in the fight against climate change?

06:59Is this still a priority?

07:00For the 27 member states, it's a big, big, big priority in the next MFF.

07:07It's important to remember that the next MFF begins in 2028 until 2034.

07:14So it's very important for the member states to have a tool to react it

07:23when we have some problems,

07:26but at the same time have the capacity during old years

07:31to invest in these areas to prevent some issues in the future.

07:38Whether the Commission's budget proposal will survive in its current form is highly unlikely.

07:43In fact, some financial heavyweights like Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden

07:47have already rejected the numbers game.

07:50They believe the budget is too big and too expensive.

07:54Thank you.

07:58Thank you.

08:02Thank you.

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