By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

Economic perspectives stress the importance of fiscal fairness and accountability during the crisis, taking a strong stand against tax benefits for the wealthy and pay raises for politicians. They demand the protection of pensioners' incomes and criticize unreasonable state fees, such as the 250 euros charged for expedited passport issuance.

The economic views are strongly focused on tax redistribution, demanding the introduction of a solidarity tax on banks due to their massive profits (nearly half a billion per quarter). The speaker opposes the abolition of the tax bulge/hump, which they claim distributes money to the rich, and defends ordinary people against the car tax, supporting the improvement of the state budget at the expense of the banks.