By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The social issue being addressed is the impoverishment of the population and the resulting decline in quality of life, which stems directly from expensive energy costs and dishonest schemes. The objective is to ensure that citizens are not forced to sit in the dark just to save money.

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Socially, there is a strong focus on protecting religious freedom, particularly concerning the Russian Orthodox Church and its tens of thousands of members. The speaker opposes the government’s attempts to restrict the church’s canonical ties, emphasizing the principle of the rule of law: that punishment can only be applied for an act that has actually been committed. He criticizes the government’s actions as "labeling" and "muzzling society."

The primary social issues are poverty and the inadequate level of social assistance, emphasizing the need to ensure a dignified standard of living for everyone. Specific criticism is directed at the 200-euro subsistence benefit, which is deemed shameful, as well as the 250 million euro shortfall in healthcare funding. There is support for a significant increase in social expenditures.

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