

Update:
According to a new report of the German investigative TV news magazine Monitor, Manfred Weber and the EPP also collaborated with the far-right ESN group, to which the AfD belongs, to gut the supply chain law in the interests of fossil fuel companies such as ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies.
Research by Monitor shows that, contrary to public assurances, the conservative EPP in the European Parliament deliberately collaborated with the entire right-wing bloc to significantly weaken the EU supply chain directive. Internal emails and chats prove that a compromise was agreed early on with right-wing and far-right factions, including the AfD. EPP leader Manfred Weber denies any structural cooperation, but voting patterns, nearly identical amendments, and prepared majorities suggest otherwise. In addition, lobbyists from large fossil fuel companies such as ExxonMobil and TotalEnergies strategically relied on this right-wing majority and influenced the negotiations.
Article with Link to Monitor report (in German): https://www.tagesschau.de/investigativ/monitor/eu-parlament-lieferkettengesetz-abstimmung-100.html


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