By Plenary Sessions: Anti Allas

The main social issue is maintaining cultural life in rural areas and ensuring the viability of communities, which is currently threatened by a shortage of specialists. This is being addressed as a matter of social cohesion, as young people are losing the opportunity to participate in choirs and folk dance groups.

The social focus is directed towards social justice and inequality, emphasizing that the common environmental goals of society should not be paid for solely by the small property owner who is in the weakest position. The issue is framed as the unfair distribution of the societal burden.

Among social issues, the creation of a more equal society is emphasized, but this is presented as an economic prerequisite for supporting economic growth and reducing inflation.

A strong emphasis is placed on social issues, particularly when addressing the needs of people with disabilities and those living in rural areas. The speaker notes that the proposals from these groups have been obscured by political simplification and subsequently ignored.

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Social justice and the well-being of vulnerable groups are at the forefront of social issues. Demands are being made for exemptions from the car tax for disabled and elderly people—to avoid worsening their ability to live independently—as well as for large families. The issue of unfairly low teacher salaries and the resulting education crisis is also being raised.