By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

The social and citizenship issues related to long-term residents, as well as people holding Russian or ‘grey’ passports, are emphasized. The speech highlights people’s trust in the rule of law and shows concern regarding the status of large population groups concerning social integration and legal protection. There is no direct stance on income, taxes, or employment, but the emotional attention is focused on the rights and dignity of the residents.

The tone of the political speech is general; the communication style concerning female colleagues and the use of respectful language are highlighted as social topics. The second speech primarily focuses on not hurting the feelings of female colleagues and emphasizes proper, respectful communication within the parliament. Broad social topics (abortion, LGBTQ+, immigration) are not addressed.

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At the heart of the criticism concerning the oversight and defense sectors, it highlights the negative impact resulting from the abolition of child benefits, county public transport, and the withdrawal of support for pensioners. It stresses the demographic crisis and the importance of social guarantees, arguing that social cuts exacerbate inequality and diminish the quality of life.