Alma movement announces 15 legislative reform proposals

The Alma movement has outlined a platform of 15 legislative initiatives to be implemented if the party enters parliament following the upcoming elections. The proposals focus on institutional reform and include the introduction of citizen-led referendums, increased accountability for public officials, and the establishment of an anti-corruption authority with investigative powers. Key policies also involve ending the unchecked status of the Attorney General, splitting state powers, and creating a management team within the Audit Office. Economically, the party advocates for the taxation of excess profits from banks and renewable energy sources, while protecting the social insurance fund and primary residences from foreclosure. Additionally, the movement proposes measures to restrict property sales to foreign buyers to manage rental prices and intends to reduce the number of municipal officials. Finally, the program includes commitments to healthcare transparency and the autonomy of state universities.