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People Before Profit launch manifesto in Derry

written by cassoscoop April 21, 2022
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People Before Profit launch its Assembly election manifesto at Derry’s City Hotel today

PEOPLE Before Profit launched its Assembly election manifesto today in Derry.

Launching the manifesto at the City Hotel, PBP candidate for Foyle, Shaun Harkin, said that party’s manifesto is bursting with the radical solutions that are needed to properly tackle the cost of living crisis.

Said Cllr Harkin: “Unlike the miserly offerings from the establishment, the policies in our manifesto don’t nibble at the edges of this cost of living crisis, they tackle it head on.

“£1,000 direct payments to households in need, alongside fuel price and rent caps, will provide an immediate safety net for the thousands who are struggling.

“Long-term, inflation-busting pay rises for workers, a £15 minimum wage for all ages, and expanded welfare payments are key policies designed to significantly better the lot of ordinary people.

“There is no doubt, the Stormont Executive has failed to protect working people from soaring prices and spiralling waiting lists.

“They have overseen stagnant wages, a punitive benefits system, soaring energy costs , and left £300million unspent. In a word, they have failed.”

Cllr Harkin added: “Recent years have shown socialists were right about many major issues, from the climate crisis, to the pandemic, to the fact that the money we’re forever told doesn’t exist was there all along.

“We have an opportunity this election to get ahead of the curve, to implement the radical solutions necessary to protect working class communities now, to undo the years of damage to the health service, and to avert climate catastrophe.

“Now is the time for the plans contained in this manifesto, now is the time for a different kind of politics – now is the time for People Before Profit.”

People Before Profit launch manifesto in Derry was last modified: April 21st, 2022 by cassoscoop

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