With hindsight, it is always easy to blame everyone else.

When it becomes serious, you have to lie.

How will the exit affect thousands of British pensioners living in Portugal or Spain who will lose their access to the welfare and health systems? Fifty-three free-trade agreements, which were negotiated by the EU on behalf of all Member States, are also hanging in the balance for the UK.

It's important to recognize that we in Europe will either succeed together or fail together.

It is always said that Europe is a project of the elite. That's incorrect.

Now people are criticizing Europe, the European Commission, Juncker and the whole lot because the distribution of refugees didn't succeed immediately. But you also have to recognize that close to 20,000 refugees have already been redistributed. There are only a few member states that do not want to take part.

I don't think Spain will need any kind of external support.