Jesús Aguilar ordered the Palacio de la Moncloa's service to bring a cup of tea and a cup of coffee to President Mouri-Kudo and himself. While they waited for the drinks, Aguilar got out a box, which was a gift to the Leagioan President: "Ms. Mouri-Kudo, it's a tradition for me since I won the last Spanish election to gift all the leaders that come to Spain something. I hope you like this book, which is about the Spanish transition from the Franco's dictatorship to the democracy we are now. It's a very interesting read." Suddenly, the service brought the drinks and closed the doors.

Aguilar drank a bit of coffee and then got his papers from his suitcase, to then speak: "First of all, I hope you have had a good flight from Leagio, Ms. Mouri-Kudo. Now, let's get onto business. I proposed this summit to your team and yourself because I believe the Commonwealth of Leagio is a very important and crucial ally for the Kingdom of Spain as for the estability of the European Union. Our nations have common points of view in a wide range of different affairs including the importance of climate change or equality between men and women, and that's something which makes our relationship, in my opinion, quite strong. Before we start discussing some of the topics I've brought to this summit, would you like to talk about something else?"

Aguilar awaited for the President of the Commonwealth of Leagio on the doors of the Palacio de la Moncloa, seated inside until he was advised by the security team that the motorcade had entered the Presidential complex and residence to the family of the President or Prime Minister, however you wanted to call him. He was told by the security service, and exited to the stairs in front of the main door of the Consejo de Ministros' building. The motorcade arrived, and there she was, the President of the Commonwealth of Leagio. She went upstairs, and shook hands with Aguilar, who welcomed her to Madrid: "Ms. Mouri-Kudo, welcome to Madrid. It's an enormous pleasure and a huge honour to welcome into the Palacio de la Moncloa."

The press took photos of both European leaders and then the Presidents entered the hall where the meeting would take place. They both took a seat and started the summit: "Would you like to either drink or have something to eat, Ms. Kudo?"

On behalf of the Kingdom of Spain, I vote FOR this act.

Donald Tusk
Deputy Speaker and Councillor for Spain

Statement - Europe Day

The Kingdom of Spain wishes to congratulate all the citizens of the European Union on Europe Day, when all the Europeans come together to celebrate another year within the region. We will always be thankful to former Commissioner Jean-Claude Juncker for pushing forward this act and we regret that no official celebration has been announced by the European Commission. We wish the European countries and government that we remain united as one for another and more years.

D. Jesús Aguilar
President of Spain

Spanish Green Plan 2021-2045 - For a Green Spain in a Green European Union

El Plan Verde Español (Spanish Green Plan) contains the aims and objectives the Government of the Kingdom of Spain has set in order to become Climate Neutral by December 31st, 2045. This plan contains several measures that will become laws and regulations between this year and the year 2045. The Spanish Government aims to finish the plan before 2045 and reach climate neutrality before the set year, and so it will work to achieve that.

Chapter 1 - Deforestation & Agriculture

The Kingdom of Spain compromises to:

I. Combat deforestation by discouraging expansion of farmland into the wilderness.
II. Manage wild forests to reduce the risk of forest fires.
III. Promote sustainable agriculture and ban anti-environmental practices, such as slash-and-burn agriculture.
IV. Promote and actively engage in reforestation of forest levels, whenever needed.
V. Commit to at least 75% sustainable wood supply or purchases from sustainable wood supplies by 2035.
VI. Ensure food security in the face of climate change and biodiversity loss.
VII. Reduce the environmental and climate footprint of the Spanish food system.

Chapter 2 - Fossil Fuels

The Kingdom of Spain aims to:

I. Promote carbon neutral alternatives over fossil fuels.
II. Phase out fossil fuels with carbon neutral alternatives wherever possible by 2035.
III. Promote and support the development of carbon neutral energy sources.
IV. Reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2045 or before, if possible.
V. Support and promote the development of sustainable transport.
VI. Promote the use of public transport where possible.
VII. Ban the sale of ICE cars by 2035, exempting biofuel powered vehicles and military grade vehicles. The military vehicles which are ICE powered will be banned in 2060.
VIII. Cooperate with the European Union's nations in order to develop sustainable means of transport.

Chapter 3 - Renewable Energy

The Kingdom of Spain adquires the following compromises and commits to:

I. Ban the construction of non-renewable plants at least by 2030.
II. Generate at least 75% of its power from renewable energy by 2030.
III. Ban the use of fossil fuels in power or heating by 2040.
IV. Invest in battery storage for electricity to enable a fully renewable grid.
V. Having all new buildings be built carbon neutral by 2033.
VI. Promote transit oriented development and green building materials wherever possible.
VII. Reduce use of carbon intensive materials in construction by 2037.
VIII. Expand the current greenbelts to protect the countryside.

Chapter 4 - Recycling

The Kingdom of Spain compromises to:

I. Achieve a 80% recycling rate by 2024.
II. Ban single use plastics by 2022 and promote sustainable alternatives to them. Single use plastics applied for packaging will be banned in 2025.
III. Reduce packaging on consumer products and encourage sustainable use of resources in packaging.
IV. Have recycling centres to process all common recyclable packaging by 2024.

Apart from these measures, Spain is committed to apply more plans and measures, as well as to pass a 'Climate Change Law' before the end of the current year.

D. Jesús Aguilar
President of Spain

D. Jaime Eduardo de Olano Vela
Minister of Climate Change, Environment, Rural Development and Demographic Challenge

Dña. María Cristina Marghem
Office for the Spanish Green Plan and its Realization

This bill has been withdrawn from consideration.

Donald Tusk
Deputy Speaker and Councillor for Spain

Debate on this shall CONTINUE until 23:00 GMT on July 17th, 2021.

Donald Tusk
Deputy Speaker and Councillor for Spain