Analysis of The Key Political Issues in Sweden Today

This informative essay we will discuss the important political issues in Sweden today. This is important today because we want to keep Sweden safe and democratic. This essay will first discuss EU, taxes, Nuclear power, Eldercare, Development Aid, Election, Health care, immigration.

It is known that I believe that our political party is the best political party to help develop Sweden to a more advanced to rule Sweden.

European Union (EU)

We think that the EU must be better and more effective. This is done by strengthening the major common issues, such as environment and climate, migration, human rights, trade, competitiveness and the fight against inter environment national crime and other threats.

We want the EU to collaborate more on issues affecting many countries. Europe was in ruins, Bombed cities, damaged children, invalids who tried go home, desperate people that looks for food to eat. The EU has helped to make Europe's war a continent of peace and stability. We think that EU has to be developed. The EU must not focus on the wrong things. We are working for a more democratic EU. We want citizens to have greater opportunity to gain insight into the decisions made and to influence the EU. We think it is the single market and free movement that are the EU's most important forces and we want Sweden to be part of that.

Taxes

It needs to be cheaper for new small businesses to start hiring and creating jobs. We need to lower taxes on income so that the reduction reaches all and especially those with the lowest income. The tax system needs to be simplified and therefore we have proposed a broad tax reform. We want to see lower taxes on labor and instead higher taxes on environmental emissions. New arrivals and young people without high school graduates who do not get work on today's high entry salaries need to get a second chance with a new employment form. They need to start for a few years for a slightly lower salary to increase their income from low contributions and start making a salary career. Sweden needs more of the entry level jobs without education requirements in neighboring countries such as Denmark and Germany.

Nuclear Power

Step by step opens the Center Party to allow uranium eruption in Sweden. Prior to the 2006 election, the party would ban uranium mining. During the term of office, the Center Party members in the Riksdag have voted for a prohibition proposal. When the Nature Conservation Association asks the party's parliamentary candidates if they want a ban on uranium eruption, only 33 procent respond yes. Even the Christian Democrats are turning, only 13 procent today support a ban. In the 1960s Sweden was interested in nuclear, and also nuclear weapons. The Swedish government was curious about weapons from the moment they were revealed to the world, and a state run program was launched that would look into the possibility of procuring locally produced weapons by building a combined electric and plutonium reactor: R4, reactor 4.

Development Aid

A Conservative MP is leading a fightback against tabloid and right thing attacks on foreign aid with a new report on how the funds help to reduce poverty. Nick Herbert, a former minister, said it was important to defend the effectiveness of aid at a time of pressure on western governments to cut back their spending. In the foreword to his report, he said claims that aid had slowed growth and made the poor poorer did not stand up to scrutiny and detailed academic evidence shows these were minority views among development economists. Foreign aid spending is unpopular with dozens of Conservative MPs and Ukip, as well as regularly coming under attack in the pages of the Daily Mail and Daily Express.

Education

Higher education and research can be seen as an expression of human knowledge seekers and the desire to understand more about themselves and their world. It contributes to the development and critical thinking of the individual, while contributing to societal and economic development. Sweden has high ambitions for higher education, but the Liberals do not allow an expanded college to happen at the expense of quality. Sweden should have a sharp quality assurance system that disapproves of non-mature education. The high quality education will be given additional resources. Teacher led instruction should increase.

Health Care

The same applies to political parties. This is plain to see in the Senate healthcare bill. It’s hard to imagine a clearer statement of priorities than the competing approaches to health care in the United States. In short Democrats are focused on trying to maximize the number of people who have decent health insurance and are willing to accept whatever tax increases and arrangements with health insurers and other private interests are needed to make that happen. They seek the broadest possible availability of health care whatever the cost and political tradeoffs it takes to achieve it. Republicans are focused on trying to minimize taxes especially on investment income and keeping federal subsidies for health care to a minimum. They are willing to accept the wrenching consequences that attaining those goals might have for Americans insurance coverage betting that lower taxes and smaller government will fuel a more vibrant economy.

Eldercare

Some municipalities offer everyone who has reached the age of 75 a home visit of a nurse in cooperation with the county council. The nurse then makes a health check and helps you to adjust the home to reduce the risk of accidental injury. Home visits are voluntary and you can always choose to decline no. If you need a good man, the municipality will make sure you get one. Good man is called the person who takes care of and helps you get help with what you need such as care care or managing your finances. For example it may be a relative who applies for and is appointed good man for someone who is older demented or need help. You can get home care if you want to stay at home and have medical needs. A nurse may come home to you for example to change a catheter. Home services can handle easier care such as helping you take medication. In some parts of the country the municipality is responsible for home care in others the county council is responsible for this usually via the health center.

Immigration

We believe in all people's equal rights and values. We want Sweden to make a difference in the world. We want to eradicating poverty, create a safer world, strengthen democracy and safeguard procuring locally produced respect for human rights. We have always been part of an international movement with a commitment to people in other countries and the world we have in common. Our policy for peace and human security is based on our values of freedom, equality and solidarity. We want to eradicate poverty and promote economic, social and environmental development. The starting points are people's own driving forces to create development and the perspectives on which global development policy is based.

Conclusion

We want the EU to be a better place. We need to low taxes and save them to the poor people. We have 33% of Nuclear power but Christian Democrats are turning only 13% to support a ban. A Conservative MP is leading a fightback against tabloid and right thing attacks on foreign aid with a new report on how the funds help to reduce poverty. Higher education and research can be seen as an expression of human knowledge seekers and the desire to understand more about themselves and their world. In short Democrats are focused on trying to maximize the number of people who have decent health insurance. Some municipalities offer everyone who has reached the age of 75 a home visit of a nurse in cooperation with the county council. We believe in all people equal rights and values. We want Sweden to make a difference in the world. We want to eradicating poverty, create a safer world, strengthen democracy and safeguard procuring locally produced respect for human rights.