By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

Limited data. The well-being and working conditions of cultural workers constitute the only clearly articulated social concern. It supports maintaining and potentially raising the salaries of cultural sector employees, which demonstrates concern for the social standing of cultural workers.

Not enough data.

It highlights the deterioration of people's situation due to tax increases, but fails to address specific social issues such as education, healthcare, or social benefits.

There is not enough data.

It focuses primarily on the issue of accepting Syrian refugees, but does not express a clear stance, instead inquiring about the government's position. Other social topics are not covered in these speeches, which means sufficient data is unavailable.

It primarily focuses on socio-economic issues, specifically the plight of the poor and the disproportionate impact of taxation. It highlights that people are forced to "scrutinize prices with a magnifying glass" and that "they will be hit with even more taxes." Concern is expressed that rising prices could lead to an increase in illegal alcohol production.

The speaker focuses on issues of social integration and suffrage, emphasizing that all members of society should belong to a unified community. They express concern regarding the potential exclusion of certain groups from democratic processes.

Insufficient data