By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The focus on social issues is aimed at improving the quality of life for large families and rural residents, specifically addressing their ability to provide transportation for children to school and extracurricular activities. It is stressed that government policy must support, rather than burden, these segments of the population.

It addresses the topic of public health in the context of excise duties, but denies that excise duties have a statistically significant effect on alcohol consumption. When analyzing the mission in Mozambique, it highlights corruption and criticizes the fact that European-backed forces are securing business projects while relegating the protection of the population to a secondary concern.

There is not enough data.