Alveloism

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Alveloism is a New Alexandrian political and economic ideology named after its proponent, Pablo Alvelo Nieves. It seeks to harmonize the well-being of citizens with the capabilities of a modern, advanced economy. Inspired by distributive justice, Alveloism emphasizes equitable economic resource distribution, advocating for a system benefiting all society members. It uniquely combines Alvelo's social credit theory elements with agrarian values, proposing a socio-economic model tailored for Nouvelle Alexandrie.

Ideology

Economic Framework

Alveloism posits that the economy should prioritize people's needs, advocating for a National Dividend funded by national credit to reduce income inequality and ensure productivity gains are shared universally.

Agrarian Integration

Acknowledging agriculture's vital role, Alveloism supports sustainable practices and access to resources for small and medium-sized farms, essential for national sovereignty and food security.

Monetary Reform

Calling for comprehensive monetary reform, Alveloism challenges the banking system's credit creation monopoly, proposing a public monetary authority to manage money issuance based on real economic output.

Social and Environmental Sustainability

Alveloism emphasizes social justice and environmental protection, advocating policies for equitable access to essential services while prioritizing renewable energy and sustainable development.

Governance and Participation

Alveloism values direct democracy and participatory governance, encouraging citizen involvement in decision-making processes to foster community ownership and solidarity.

See also

• United for Alvelo
• Pablo Alvelo Nieves
• United for Alvelo 1723 General Election Campaign (Nouvelle Alexandrie)