Today, I was elected Co-Chair of the @PatriotsEP alongside @J_Bardella. I am honoured and grateful for the trust placed in me. With our growing political weight and influence, we will continue to represent the will of European voters and stand as the only real opposition to the European Commission. Patriotic forces are gaining ground across Europe, with crucial elections ahead. Our goal is to support our member parties in growing stronger and achieving electoral success. The future belongs to the Patriots!

Since USAID was dismantled, the left has not won a single election in Latin America, by the way.

The EU imported a record 12.18 million tonnes of Russian Arctic LNG in the first nine months of 2026, up 9.5% from 2025, according to Urgewald data published on October 9. brusselssignal.eu/2026/10/eu…

🇪🇸 | @Jorgebuxade: Patriots for Europe has secured 165 signatures from 25 member states for a special committee on the hybrid attack on Ceuta. Brussels looked away. We didn't. #CeutaNoSeVende #CeutaSeDefiende

Hungary is shifting from a free country into a socialist country, where everything is controlled by the state, in record time. No other EU country has this: an authority to take over private enterprises. Meet the new “asset recovery authority”, now fully operational. This is not an independent anti‑corruption body. It is political police set up by the new EPP government, led by PM Péter Magyar. The Authority has sweeping, unchecked powers: 👁️ Secret investigative powers: It can secretly investigate almost anyone who has ever had financial transactions involving public money: pensioners, families receiving childcare benefits, people with subsidised mortgages, even small firms that once did even a tiny contract with government. 💳 Impose a nanny on companies: It can literally take over the management of private companies. Or choose to "merely" access banking, tax and business secrets, and share them with other authorities. A total violation of private enterprise. 🗣️ Rat clause: it can force citizens to inform on others. If they refuse, fines go from 135,000 euros for individuals to 13,500,000 euros for organisations. 📆 Procedures may last 18 months, with very limited right of appeal. Like in any authoritarian country, this is sold to the public as fight for transparency. In reality, it is to intimidate businesses. When it comes to free speech, self-censorship is cheaper than actual censorship. Similarly, this is to intimidate businesses. A body like this has no place in a democracy.

36 years after the fall of the Berlin wall and regime change in Hungary, we now prepare for the return of staged trials and politically motivated verdicts. As former culture minister in Viktor Orbán's cabinet, Balázs Hankó told reporters ahead of the vote about waving his immunity: I have answered the allegations, my conscience is clear, the police can come find me in the Parliament if they come to arrest me. In the meantime, the new PM has already called him a criminal before anything was concluded by the investigation on how cultural funds were awarded to artists. This would not be allowed in the European Parliament. In fact, announcing the verdict by the head of government echoes the staged trials of the communist regime, which in Hungary we know all too well. Mr. Hankó's immunity was waived by Parliament today. We wait for the arrest to happen.

🇭🇺 Hungarian parliament strips PM Magyar of immunity in Danube phone case Hungary's parliament has lifted the parliamentary immunity of Prime Minister Péter Magyar, allowing investigators to question him as a suspect in a theft case dating back to June 2024. According to prosecutors, a man filmed Magyar at the Ötkert nightclub in Budapest. After an argument, Magyar snatched the phone from his hand, pocketed it and refused to give it back. He then left the club, walked to the Danube and threw the phone into the river. Divers later recovered the roughly €400 device and returned it to its owner in working order. Magyar has never denied taking the phone, but rejects the theft charge and calls the case politically motivated. He himself asked parliament this week to lift his immunity so the investigation could proceed. The case has a history. When Magyar was still an MEP and Orbán's main challenger, Budapest asked the European Parliament to waive his immunity over the same incident. In October 2025 the EP refused, citing doubts that he could get a fair trial in Hungary. Orbán called the decision "shameful" and said Brussels could now use Magyar's immunity to extract favours from a man acting as "a Trojan horse of Ukraine in the EU." Now that the Brussels-backed Magyar sits in the prime minister's chair, the immunity he was shielded by in Strasbourg is no longer needed. Prosecutors requested it on the same day as the immunity of two Fidesz MPs, who face cases involving alleged damages worth billions of forints.