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Camchéachta's economic policies are best described as a populist, non-sectarian brand of socialism. The party has run on promises to establish public single-payer healthcare systems at the state level and has supported incremental reforms to widen access to health services. It advocates for greater investment in public housing, public education, public transport, and other social services, as well as legislation to strengthen labour unions and increase job security. Cahmchéachta advocates state ownership (at either the federal or federal-subject level) of mineral resources, public utilities, railways and other large transport infrastructure, and certain heavy industries. According to its party manifesto, Camchéachta views halting and reversing privatisation, the development of a welfare state, and increasing unionisation and worker input into enterprise management as critical first steps towards establishing comprehensive social control over the means of production. | Camchéachta's economic policies are best described as a populist, non-sectarian brand of socialism. The party has run on promises to establish public single-payer healthcare systems at the state level and has supported incremental reforms to widen access to health services. It advocates for greater investment in public housing, public education, public transport, and other social services, as well as legislation to strengthen labour unions and increase job security. Cahmchéachta advocates state ownership (at either the federal or federal-subject level) of mineral resources, public utilities, railways and other large transport infrastructure, and certain heavy industries. According to its party manifesto, Camchéachta views halting and reversing privatisation, the development of a welfare state, and increasing unionisation and worker input into enterprise management as critical first steps towards establishing comprehensive social control over the means of production. | ||
The movement behind Camchéachta has been described as "more Beer O'Socialism than Kirosocialism", in that it shares many traditional Kirosocialist goals and participates in Kirosocialist institutions such as the [[ | The movement behind Camchéachta has been described as "more Beer O'Socialism than Kirosocialism", in that it shares many traditional Kirosocialist goals and participates in Kirosocialist institutions such as the [[Popular Democratic Front]] caucus, yet (unlike most of its sister parties) it makes little reference to the Kirosocialist canon and does not campaign on nostalgia for the Kirosocialist era. | ||
===Geopolitics=== | ===Geopolitics=== | ||