Emotions run high in the hemicycle as MEPs discuss how to find a solution for Greece with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, agree on a position on TTIP and debate burden-sharing over migration.

Plenary zapping: Greece, TTIP and Migration

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Greece and the Greek people have made  an unprecedented, strong effort to adjust.

This effort has exhausted  the Greek people.

Mr Tsipras, you engage in provocation,  we engage in compromise.

Those who say today that  they won't pay for Greece

preferred to turn a blind eye to  the actions of previous Greek governments.

Yes, we will have to pay for having imposed  on them the purchase of our warships

As an electoral accident who made  the people poorer in his country?

Or will you be remembered, Mr Tsipras,  as a real revolutionary reformer?

So that you are a real leader  and not a false prophet. Do it!

conceptual and substantial  creation of Greece.

We are not giving you Europe as a present!

Cutting red tape, as important as it may be,

is not the answer to all  the big challenges of today.

It's not the answer to the refugee crisis.

It is not the answer  to the crisis in the Eurozone.

It is not the answer to the dismantling  of the Schengen area.

Can the EU agree on a solidarity  mechanism among Member States?

It was quite disappointing to see  that was not the case,

that solidarity was called for  on a voluntary basis.

But how is voluntary solidarity  supposed to work? I'm not quite sure.

Farmers need TTIP so they won’t have  to pay 30% taxes to sell oranges to the US.

Commissioner, you say that  you are consulting the citizens.

But listen to them!  97% of them don't want arbitration courts.

You say you're speaking for consumers,  but listen to them!

The consumers don't want these private  courts and are very critical of the TTIP.

We've consigned private arbitration courts  to the dustbin of history.

Prime Minister, you say  this was Latvia's first presidency.

For a first presidency, what an experience  and what a performance.

As a Eurosceptic, I'd like Latvia to extend  their presidency for another six months,

because another half a year of this  could see the whole EU fall to bits.

Luxembourg has taken over the reins  of the EU Council for the 12th time.

We hope that the coming months  will allow us to demonstrate

our attachment to the project  of European integration.

The Luxembourg Presidency  does not advocate Grexit as a priority

Ladies and gentlemen,  today we remember the people

murdered 20 years ago in a massacre  in the Bosnian town of Srebrenica.

8,000 boys and men were killed in a brutal  and systematic way within a few days.

Ladies and gentlemen, please rise  to commemorate the victims of Srebrenica.