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Catarina VIEIRA

Catarina VIEIRA

GREENS (Greens/European Free Alliance)
GroenLinks-PvdA
Né(e) le 14 May 1996 à Angra do Heroismo

Appartenances aux groupes politiques

Actuel GREENS Greens/European Free Alliance
Jul 2024 – Jan 2026 (334 votes)

Alignement avec le groupe

Fréquence à laquelle ce député vote avec la majorité de son groupe politique.

98.2%
Taux de loyauté
325
votes alignés
6
votes dissidents
Aligné Indépendant

Sujets de dissidence

Sujets sur lesquels ce député vote le plus souvent contre son groupe politique.

Politique commerciale commune en général 1 vote dissident
Concurrence 1 vote dissident
Croissance économique 1 vote dissident

Procédures

191 votes

Explications de vote

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Drones et nouveaux systèmes de guerre - nécessité pour l’Union de s’adapter pour être prête à relever les défis actuels en matière de sécurité

GL-PvdA supports this report, as it offers valuable perspectives on adapting the Member States’ armed forces, EU programmes and institutions to challenges in relation to the integration of drones, anti-drone measures and other innovative systems of warfare. The geopolitical situation and swift changes in global alliances merit supporting the overall report. However, GL-PvdA explicitly distancing ourselves from the Frontex references in paragraphs 39, 322 and 323. We strongly oppose this report’s language advocating for an of Frontex mandate expansion, to include military capabilities and tasks, which dangerously blurs the line between defence and border management. Due to previous human right abuses by Frontex, affording quasi-military powers entails significant risks, and requires a radical shift in its modus operandi, oversight, and legal framework. While limited information exchange between Frontex and armed forces, in line with data protection and fundamental rights obligations, may be pertinent, the mandate for territorial defence must remain the exclusive responsibility of our armed forces, that have clearly defined democratic and legal frameworks. Moreover, the European Commission foresees a revision of the Frontex Regulation in 2026. Taking a Parliamentary position on such a sensitive matter is premature.