Six days without diet, 338 euros per day. A total of 2028 euros. This is a sanction imposed by the President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metzola, for the Nazi salute at the plenary session of the Bulgarian Angel Jambazki on 16 February. This was announced by Metsola at the opening of the plenary session on Tuesday morning.
“According to Article 176 of the Rules of Procedure of the Parliament, the President decided to sanction Angel Jambazki’s MEP for his misconduct on February 16, 2022, when he opened his right hand with a gesture that was perceived as Nazi. Greetings when leaving the ward. “This has damaged the dignity and reputation of the European Parliament,” he told the European Parliament.
Jambazki was notified on March 31 and has the right to appeal.
Metsola (PN / EPP) condemned the gesture as soon as it happened and the next day decided to start sanctions proceedings under Rule 176 of the European Parliament against Jambazki, who belongs to the Vox parliamentary group (ECR), for his fascist salute. At the plenary session in Strasbourg.
In other words, Metsola activated an article of the European Parliament’s Rules of Procedure to deal with “serious cases” of the Chamber’s conduct.
Vox leading in the European Parliament
He welcomed the speech by Victor Orb .n and his party, Fidesz, hours after European law backed Hungary and Poland on a cut-off mechanism if they did not comply with the rule of law. He later came down from the podium and shouted at the exit, while the Liberals tried to intervene. At one point he turned and raised his arm to then continue the hike from the hemicycle as he tried to start a speech. popular Czech Tomasz Zdecowski.
It was Bulgarian MEP Angel Dzambazki, from the ultra-right and ultranationalist VMRO (Bulgarian National Movement) party, the host of the first Vox in March 2019 in Brussels. Family A European politician rather than the Santiago Abascal (ECR) party and a reporter on the repeal of a petition against Carles Puigdemon, Tony Comini and Clara Ponce.
The President of the European Parliament Malta Roberta Metzola (European PP) said: “Fascist greetings to me in the European Parliament are always and everywhere unacceptable. It offends me and everyone in Europe. We defend the opposite. We are the house of democracy. This gesture belongs to the darkest chapter in our history and it must remain there. ”
Hours later, when the video was released, a Bulgarian MEP tried to justify himself: “When a simple salute is mixed with a Nazi salute, you have a problem with Godwin’s law. [a medida que una discusión en línea se alarga, la probabilidad de que aparezca una comparación en la que se mencione a Hitler o a los nazis tiende a uno]. Just because someone disagrees with you does not mean he or she is a Nazi. I apologize if my innocent greeting offended anyone, but this is a serious case reduction to absurdum.
The Bulgarian sent an e-mail to the entire European Parliament, where he made a similar apology Collected in his tweetAnd before Apologized. A version that considered itself Teammate Herman Terch“While I spoil this disgusting distorted story to the praise of the press and politicians who see the Nazis where ‘others’ are, the truth is that there was no Nazi salute in the European Parliament. “The Nazis can be false methods of imposing lies.”
The protagonist is an ultra-right-wing Bulgarian MEP named Angel Dzambazki from the VMRO party who shares a seat with Vox in the European Parliament’s ECR group. But the links go beyond the same group.
Jambazki was the man who hosted Vox’s first act in the European Parliament. It was March 2019, universal and European elections had not yet taken place, so Vox was still non-parliamentary. But the Bulgarian MEP hosted the event at the Brussels headquarters, attended by the party’s secretary general, Javier Ortega Smith, and the current head of the party delegation in Brussels, Jorge Bucsade.
The act, in March 2019, included protests by feminist groups in the European Parliament.
A few months later, as soon as the election was over, Jambazki again crossed paths with Spanish politics. The Bulgarian, who was applauded in March 2019 while Ortega Smith was reciting the “Puigdemon in Prison” prayer, recently became a rapporteur at the request of Carles Puigdemon, Clara Ponzati and Tony Comin, who finally approved it in the plenary session of the European Parliament. 66% of the vote – fundamentally popular, socialist, liberal and far right.
The speaker who prepared the report on Ponsat’s immunity, in which he attributed a crime that was not in the Eurorder issued by the Supreme Court.
A report approved by the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee, chaired by Adrian Vazquez (Citizens) of Spain, states that the lifting of the immunity of Clara Ponce, a Member of the European Parliament, has been called off by the President of the Second Chamber of the Spanish Supreme Court. “Immunity for the alleged crime of insurgency and embezzlement of state funds.” However, in a letter of 10 February 2020, the President of the Supreme Court, Carlos Lesmes, sent a petition to the then President of the European Parliament, David Sassol, in which he contained allegations in the May 2018 case and in March 2019. , As well as punishment Process Order for October 2019 and October 2019.
And in a European order issued on November 4, 2019, by Lesmes in a letter to Sassole, Supreme Court Investigating Judge Pablo Larena, on page 54 of the order, named Ponce and Tony Comin as accused of mutiny but embezzlement. For Comin and former Minister Louis Puig.
Recently, Jambazki celebrated a summit of European far-right leaders sponsored by Vox in Madrid.
Source: El Diario
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