Federal Humanist Party 1723 General Election Campaign (Nouvelle Alexandrie)

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Federal Humanist Party in the 1723 AN General Election

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Party Leadership and Candidate Details
Party Leadership	Co-Archons Gerhardt Eugen Seydlitz & Felipe de Almagro
Nominee for President of the Government	Paolo Antonio Aguilar
Candidate List	661
Political Alignments
Economic	+0.75
Social	+0.50
Geography	+0.25
Cultural	+0.25

Manifesto

Coordinated State

Defence of the Realm

1. Expansion of Home Guard schemes for the enrollment of private gun owners in community defence initiatives.

Harmonious Society

1. Neighborhood Watch community auxiliaries to assist local law enforcement

Conservation and environmental stewardship

1. A consistent national program of water conservation, rainwater harvesting, and use of solar
2. Energy sourcing mix that has increased utilization of greener energy without sacrificing energy security
3. A national reforestation program to increase of forest cover
4. A national conservation program to preserve our flora, fauna, wildlife, and ecosystems

Education

1. Ensuring access to quality education, especially our learners from rural areas
2. Securing the future: Ensuring that our educators are well-compensated, their administrative work is reduced to a minimum, they are focused, and truly equipped to teach

Infrastructure and Transport

1. A National Transport Policy that is focused on efficiently moving people via improved public transport and better mass transit and not just focused on automobiles
2. Improvement of urban design to better benefit ordinary pedestrians, bicycle users, senior citizens, persons with disabilities and others
3. Extension of the Pan-Keltian Highway into Boriquén and New Caputia by 1730 AN.

Societal harmonisation

1. Continue to promote social cohesion by celebrating the monarchy, the achievements of the Federation, and fostering a sense of national unity routed in the struggles of the Alexandrian, Caputian, and Wechua diasporas.
2. Continue advocating for greater civic engagement and volunteerism to promote social responsibility and community involvement.
3. Influence ordinary people to contribute to the betterment of their community via their own Civic Assemblies and Youth Assemblies, under Articles 14, 15, and 16 of the Regional and Local Government Organization Act, 1699
4. Ensuring greater access to holistic community programs that promote mental health and wellness, such as counseling services and stress reduction workshops.

Campaign

Outreach and Propaganda

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