By Plenary Sessions: Vadim Belobrovtsev

The speaker is highly critical of the government's economic policy, pointing to the three-year recession, rising taxes and excise duties, and the introduction of the car tax. He emphasizes that the state should be focused on supporting people and improving the economic situation, instead of engaging in mere diversions.

Concerns are being raised that the proposed measure would lead to economic problems, suggesting a cautious approach toward restrictions that could harm the economy.

Economic positions stress the necessity of guaranteeing financial security and stability for families so they can live decent lives and not have to worry about utility bills or groceries. There is strong opposition to tax hikes (like the car tax), as these are seen as worsening the financial situation of families, and there is a promise to abolish the car tax upon taking office. Furthermore, the reduction of family benefits is criticized as a measure that generates economic uncertainty.

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