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MEPs whose initial is “C” · 34 MEPs
- 93 million people in the European Union are at risk of poverty, representing 21% of the population
- Frontex reports that arrivals and asylum requests are decreasing.
- In Italian prisons, prisoners have less than three square meters of space per detainee.
- There are over one million homeless people in Europe.
- In Lebanon there are 1,300,000 displaced people because of this "good partner".
- In some Member States, school dropout is higher than 12%
- 13 ICC judges and prosecutors are currently under US sanctions.
- One woman in three in the European Union has suffered violence.
- The European arms industry increased its revenues by 13% in 2024.
- A prisoner hanged himself, marking the 15th suicide since the beginning of the year in Italian prisons.
- US sanctions on the ICC increased over the last two years, expanding from judges only to the Court itself.
- In Afghanistan, breaking a wife's bone is punishable by 15 days in jail, while organizing animal fighting carries up to
- Homeless people in the European Union are approximately one million
- The overcrowding rate in Busto Arsizio prison exceeds 200%.
- The United States has imposed sanctions against eleven judges and prosecutors working on the Palestine case.
- 97% of the world's population lives in the country where they were born, and the numbers have been stable since data col
- Only one woman in eight reports to the police.
- Around 87 million people in the EU live with a disability.
- Over 27,000 people protested recently in the speaker's area for the future of the rural area and against the Mercosur tr
- As a result of Brexit, Irish fishermen lost fishing quota and fishing boats were decommissioned.
- Irish banks had failings in the treatment of over 10,000 accounts in the tracker mortgage scandal.
- Approximately 2,500 people live year-round on Ireland's small offshore islands.
- Only half of people with disabilities in the EU are employed.
- The new multiannual financial framework must be set at a minimum of 1.27% of GNI
- The average price of a house in Ireland stands at €400,000
- In Ireland, 3,000 deaths are linked to sepsis each year, equivalent to eight deaths per day.
- Irish banks were fined over EUR 270 million in total for a widespread tracker mortgage scandal.
- There are 15,000 people homeless in Ireland, including 5,000 children.
- In the EU, 700,000 people die from sepsis each year.
- Livestock numbers in Ireland have declined by almost one million
- The annual inflation rate in Ireland surged to 3.6% in March.
- Food prices in Ireland are 12% above the EU27 average.
- Nearly 1 in 3 people with disabilities in the EU are at risk of poverty or social exclusion.
- The common agricultural policy must have a dedicated and robust budget of at least 433 billion in current prices
- Over 70 million tonnes of Kazakh oil is shipped annually through a Russian port, mainly to the European market.
- China produces over 50% of the world's steel today.
- Statistics clearly show that the majority of rapes are committed by persons of biological male sex against persons of bi
- Türkiye has the second largest military force in NATO.
- On 8 May 1985, President Ronald Reagan spoke in this plenary in Strasbourg
- The European Commission allocated EUR 77 million to Nicaragua between 2021 and 2027 for climate change adaptation.
- Deposit guarantee systems offer protection of up to 100,000 euros per depositor
- The EU's trade deficit with China exceeds €1 billion per day.
- The report on the situation of fundamental rights in the EU 2024 and 2025 mentions antisemitism 6 times.
- Extreme left groups voted against this report on the European Ombudsman's 2024 activity.
- The Commission procured 10 vaccine doses per capita in the European Union.
- The vaccine contracts signed by the European Commission in 2021 totaled 7.1 billion euros.
- During her mandate in 2024, European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly revealed the abuse regarding Ursula von der Leyen's refusa
- Ursula von der Leyen signed contracts worth EUR 71 billion to purchase 4.5 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccines.
- The Romanian port of Constanța is the largest port on the Black Sea.
- In 2020-2021 the European Commission signed COVID-19 vaccine purchase contracts with pharmaceutical companies worth €71
- The current Ombudsman recently opened an investigation against Ursula von der Leyen regarding her negotiation of the Mer
- In 2021, the European Commission signed contracts for procuring 4.6 billion vaccine doses, totaling 7.1 billion euros, r
- Romania currently has among the highest energy prices in Europe.
- Tens of thousands of hospital beds were removed in Romania.
- In 2021, Ursula von der Leyen signed a contract with Pfizer for the purchase of 4.6 billion vaccine doses for EUR 71 bil
- The speed of Geran jet drones increased from 100 km/h, the previous speed of Shahed drones, to 900 km/h.
- The EU COVID-19 vaccine purchase contracts signed in 2020-2021 covered 4.6 billion doses.
- Forced decarbonisation policies have led to an explosive increase in energy and gas prices.
- European Union GDP stands at EUR 18.8 trillion.
- Romania has to pay over €600 million to Pfizer for 28 million vaccine doses it did not purchase.
- In Hungary, only a tenth of the usual precipitation fell in April 2026, totalling 4 mm.
- In one and a half months, the European energy import bill grew by 24 billion euros.
- According to Copernicus drought monitoring data, drought conditions worsened in June 2026 and reached alert level in Ger
- The price of crude oil rose by 54%, natural gas by 43%, and diesel by 26%.
- Ukraine has gone seven years without national elections, a consequence of the war that nevertheless affects the rule of
- In Germany alone, 124,000 jobs were lost in industry within one year.
- The Commission previously imposed additional taxes on fertilizer imports.
- 17 billion euros were suspended, which harmed Hungary's competitiveness and influenced how voters decided.
- In Germany, 124,000 jobs were lost in industry within one year
- Fertilizer prices increased on average by 50% compared to pre-crisis levels.
- European companies pay four to five times more for energy than their international competitors, according to the Draghi
- A few months ago in Germany, the cooling towers of shut-down nuclear power plants were blown up.