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| ghazi-shaheed | | | Redistribute the social cake :pensions old age and parliamentary,free education, free bus travel,etc.
Eliminate these benefits to those who have and correspondingly increase them to those who have not. But who has the courage to rectify this? | | | Asani RASHIDI | | | Les elections nationales 2010 doit etre l'occasion pour un REVEIL POLITIQUE pour vaincre le statu quo, après L"EVEIL POLITIQUE de 1976.
Pour y arriver, les partis regionaux basés a Rodrigues meme, et les partis nationaux de Maurice, ont chacun leurs roles respectifs a jouer.
Pour les partis regionaux, les élections nationales de 2010 doit etre un referendum historique sur la volonté d’autodétermination du peuple rodriguais. De ce fait, leurs programmes respectifs ou communs doivent presenter a l'electorat rodriguais "l'autodetermination" comme projet politique a etre adopte lors des prochaines consultations, avec en filigrane une consolidation de l'autonomie actuelle.
De plus, le programme des partis nationaux ou alliance de partis nationaux devrait prévoir la nomination d’un député fils du sol elu a rodrigues comme Ministre de Rodrigues, pour redonner de sens 'au vote national Rodriguais' qui a été invalidé depuis septembre 2000 par le gouvernement MMM/MSM.
| | | Triptophan | | | 1. Electoral system Reform
2.Land Reform and empowerment of the people via reform of local governance
3. Better housing opportunities
3. law against "transfugism", banning pre-electoral alliances
4. control of price and target inflation
5. change in education ethos (from competition to creativity)
6. Enhanced adult education
6. Freer media.....allow more opportunity for more private radio
7. Reduce bureaucracy
8. Measures to keep a check on pollution
9. law and Order system ripped from all corrupting practices.
10. Make the judiciary system COMPLETELY and REALLY separated from politics | | | Abhay. | | | Political parties are not worried about their proposals; what matters to them is the alliance that will be finalized.The governing party is so strong that the main opposition parties are queuing to join it and the government of the day is sure to return back to power. It is the first time in our history that the opposition parties are almost begging to join the ruling party. On the other hand the population itself does not care much about the party manifesto. People are more keen to see who will be in opposition. Mauritian voters should be more worried about which people to choose as the best counter force in parliament. | | | Sen Ramsamy | | | A New Republic in the Making ?
Far away from the political melting pot, I tend to believe that one gets a rather fair dose of lucidity to observe and analyze the current political game at play on the island. At the outset, it does stand out as a huge paradox for the Labor Party, whilst claiming to be riding the wave of fame, to envisage an alliance with the MMM (which has been its fiercest opponent over the past many years).
EDITOR'S NOTE: Read more in TRIBUNE ( see our home page). | | | hector | | | Pour faire des propositions, il faut avoir des idées. Je ne dis pas que nos partis n’en ont pas. Mais, je constate que, du fait qu’ils sont plus ou moins du même cercle socioprofessionnel et familial, ils n’arrivent pas innover. Il suffit de se demander quelle est la grande idée qu’ils ont eue ces deux dernières décennies? Je ne parle pas d’économie. Car, à ce niveau, ils exécutent ce que les institutions internationales leur dictent. Je parle davantage en termes social et culturel. C’est la preuve qu’ils manquent de créativité. C’est pour cela que je n’attends pas grand-chose de nos politiques. | | | From: “Let’s Get Them!" | | | The parties should try to project a government which will work on inclusive growth, encompassing all sections of the society. They must promise to enact a Right to Food law that guarantees food for all. They need to propose that every family living below the poverty line will be entitled to 25 kg of rice or wheat per month at Rs 10 per kg. The manifesto to promise subsidised community kitchens, which will be set up in all cities and villages for homeless people with the support of the central government. The parties have to reiterate the contentious promise of implementing 50 per cent reservation for women in Parliament and Municipal and village councils legislatures, which it had failed to do in the last five years. To check communal based groups, that only preys on getting juicy contracts from governments ministries and State owned companies, the parties must propose a law that empowers the National Human Rights Commission to monitor investigation and trial in all such cases. Declaring a zero tolerance policy towards gang based communal group, the parties have to pledge to equip the police and other special security forces with the latest weapons and technology to counter heinous crimes. More specialist police sub-stations be raised and positioned in key locations across the country. The parties manifesto must bear upon working towards forming a "real and secular" government committed to establishing the rule of law. Promising to take effective initiative to establish social harmony and give a fresh thrust to development, the political formations have to pledge to rid Mauritius of crime. Their documents should promise to work for improving and strengthening electricity, roads and other infrastructure facilities, besides encouraging private and government investment in the infrastructure sector. Their manifesto would also work for implementation of an employment guarantee programme for the poor, modernisation of industries, strict enforcement of the minimum wages act and raising the government expenditure on education. And inclusively they have to undertake to repeal the NRPT , tax on savings, and charges attach to private sector employees salaries. The Parastatal bodies to be made more transparent in its overall administrations. Political parties must release incentives measures for the advent of private television, and a charter guaranteeing the freedom of the press. The rewards of high profile posts to political nominees to be scrapped. The National Audit report to be revisited with sanctions against those that pilfers the State revenues. The price of fuel to be made transparent and open, free from obscured opacity.
| | | jean chung | | | Ma proposition n'attire pas neccessairement des votes: augmenter les impots pour financer des programmes sociaux. Par exemple pour les familles a revenus faibles, donner des allocations familiales seulement si un des parents se donne la peine de travailler a temps plein. Ceux qu'on doit aider dans la societe sont ceux qui travaillent pour des salaires miserables pour joindre les deux bouts(not those who gave up waiting for help) | | | Rudolph J | | | The next election will demonstrate the truth and reality of Mauritius Social Political development. The Political foreruners seem yet again Coalition to protect their continuity of Office and to assure their electoral success. That is 'selfishness' examplified. The Mauritius Political cause or Needs for reform are second fiddle to that prime party interest.
| | | brijjb | | | The political parties must: 1. present their program 2. give dates when execution of each program will be completed 3. show the competence of each candidate/future nominee 4. amend the law to punish any party making useless/false promises. | |
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