By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of tax policy and economic solidarity, drawing attention to banks' substantial profits and the most expensive loans in the Eurozone. The expertise lies in critiquing political logic and economic inequality, rather than simply presenting technical data. The central focus is on clarifying economic contradictions.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of public sector wage policy and the expenditure of ministerial bonuses, highlighting specific financial contradictions between the premiums paid to officials and the salary levels of rescuers. The focus is on the underpayment of internal security workers (rescuers, police officers) compared to the administrative costs of the ministries.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of socioeconomic data, citing specific statistical indicators concerning poverty (a quarter of the population) and the distribution of national wealth (5% controls 95%). Specific terminology is employed, such as the "solidarity excess profit tax" and "the Eurozone's most expensive loans." This suggests expertise in the fields of taxation and social statistics.