By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

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The text emphasizes guaranteeing travel opportunities for all segments of the population, irrespective of income. It focuses on consumer protection and the issue of affordability as a key social priority. It asserts the need for state enterprise policies not to create further problems for consumers, and that maintaining partnerships with low-cost airlines is crucial for social equality.

It emphasizes the protection of constitutional rights and the importance of civil liberties; it is critical of issues raised that could place individuals under a "security threat" without concrete evidence. It criticizes restrictions at the constitutional level and stresses the need for an evidence-based approach.

Protects the rights and freedoms of citizens and emphasizes the preservation of the rule of law; it addresses fundamental social issues as a matter of balancing rights and public order, rather than specific social policy areas such as abortion or LGBTQ+ issues. It demonstrates that state policies should operate within the framework of law, not based on questions of morality or security.

It does not directly address broader social issues; the focus is on matters of democratic processes and transparency.

There is insufficient data regarding social topics (abortion, LGBTQ+, immigration, guns, education, or similar issues); social viewpoints are not clearly presented in the texts.

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The focus is on guaranteeing economic and social rights: emphasis is placed on the status of conventional families, the public interest, and the general well-being of the populace. Direct positions on specific socio-legal issues (e.g., abortion, LGBTQ+, etc.) are absent. The text stresses that the populace consists of people, not taxpayers, and addresses social issues through the lens of economics and welfare.

The focus is on people's standard of living and their ability to cope financially; it highlights the difficulties caused by falling incomes and rising prices when covering the cost of basic necessities (the food basket) and daily expenses.

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It focuses on social consequences: emphasizing that tax increases and taxes primarily affect vulnerable groups (low-income families, pensioners, people with disabilities, multi-child families). It agrees with the need to strengthen social justice and resilience, highlighting the impact of family and consumption costs. Additionally, it addresses areas at the school or youth level, such as reducing the information gap and pathways to climate change, as well as teaching children information criticism (fake news/misinformation), which is socially important and relates to the broader topic of socioeconomic vulnerability.