By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

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Social issues are tied to economic policy, emphasizing the need to protect pensioners and poorer individuals from tax hikes. Regarding children's health (the sugar tax), he/she supports channeling the funds into extracurricular activities and school sports to achieve a tangible benefit for children's welfare.

The main social focus is the poverty risk among the elderly and the growth of social inequality in society, which is attributed to the government's economic decisions. It is emphasized that over half of the elderly live at risk of poverty, a rate nearly three times higher than the EU average. The negative impact on large families resulting from the reduction of family benefits is also brought to the fore.

Social issues are addressed within the context of economic justice, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable groups. There is strong opposition to cutting family benefits and to taxing pensioners, large families, and children (income tax on pensions, car tax, sugar tax).