By Plenary Sessions: Helmen Kütt

The first speaker supports the increase and redistribution of social benefits, referencing the multiple increases in child benefits and support for children with disabilities. The second speaker voices concern over the long-term environmental costs associated with economic decisions, criticizing the prioritization of foreign capital profits, which inevitably leads to pollution.

Economic perspectives focus on social redistribution and poverty alleviation, especially in households with children and among the elderly. Positive developments highlighted include the increase in maintenance allowance and single-parent benefits, as well as significant financial support provided to local governments for the care reform. The goal is to reduce inequality and poverty.

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