By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The emphasis is urgent, problem-focused, and fact-based; it utilizes rhetorical questions and inclusive "we" language to maximize participation. The overall tone is primarily critical, but aims to be balanced and in outcomes XX; it employs concrete examples and places emotional stress on the food crisis and security issues.

The tone of the speech is primarily urgent, critical, and somewhat accusatory; it employs both an emotional and fact-based approach, addressing the audience directly and pointing to the "government" as responsible for the problems. The text embodies a strong moral and nationalistic atmosphere, and the rhetorical strategy merges data with emotional concerns.

The emphasis is placed on an analytical and fact-based tone, utilizing examples from external authorities (such as the head of the Belgian central bank) to bolster its arguments. The text includes questions directed at the audience, clarifying figures, and pragmatic elements; it adopts a calm yet determined and somewhat exhaustive approach, which seeks to integrate emotional and logical argumentation.

Critical, yet fact-based and inquisitive; it employs a parliamentary style, combining questions with arguments. It highlights specific figures and historical examples, attempting to demonstrate that government policy fails to meet the needs of the people. While it uses a strong emotional motivator to reference the cost of living and poverty, it maintains a relatively formal and argument-focused tone.