By Years: Heljo Pikhof

The political stance is that of a strong social democratic opposition, focusing on reducing social inequality (kindergarten access, education, debt burden) and protecting the rights of working people (paid time off). Criticism directed at the government is intense, particularly concerning delays in national defense and the weakening of internal security (Tartu Prison). The political framework is clearly value-based, emphasizing justice and sharp criticism of the government's operational incompetence.

The political platform is strongly social-democratic, focusing on reducing social inequality within the education system and ensuring social guarantees for cultural and creative professionals. It vigorously supports extending compulsory education and implementing universal health insurance, stressing the fundamental value-based role that culture and education play in the nation's continued existence. It advocates for restoring the dignity of the teaching profession and criticizes the shrinking proportion allocated to the Ministry of Culture in the state budget.