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Plaid Cymru called Wales , we are It. It is the policy specifies it wants to see adopted by the next UK government.

The document calls for Wales to stay in the European Union and provides, directs his main goals for Wales under the Motto "Westminster is not working for Wales ".

But what the promises are made to win in an attempt to get the voters on election day, December 12?

1. Back a second EU referendum is A people's voice on Brexit and campaigns to remain in the EU.

In September 2019, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price called for his party to campaign for Brexit cancel in a General election, without the need for a second referendum. Weeks later, The Party moved to the position.

members of The Party voted in support of a second EU referendum, unless faced with the prospect of a no-deal-UK's EU-exit, in which case Plaid back to unilateral withdrawal in article 50, Brexit process.

In an attempt to return as many pro-Stay-MPs in Westminster, Plaid Cymru has, But not stands aside, a Labour candidate, in spite of Jeremy Corbyn 's promise of a second EU referendum.

this decision could make a difference in key labour-Conservative marginal seats, and if That helps, in turn, Boris Johnson is certainly a majority in The House of Commons, then it's curtains for a second EU referendum.

2. You can spend £20bn on "green jobs revolution'Create tens of thousands of high-skilled "green collar jobs" to combat Climate Change .

Plaid Cymru is promising £15bn Welsh Green Jobs " Revolution, paid by the British government for more investment for 10 years and Wales getting his share. It would also allow for issues of financial management, the Welsh Government pay to borrow £5 billion and the Two sources of financing for "tens of thousands" of new "green" jobs.

Plaid Cymru promises to public-law completely on glass-fibre-broadband-2025 - Five years earlier than labour - and said it would be 20,000 green build social housing and spend £5 billion homes more energy efficient and reduce energy poverty

Hybrid-electric and diesel trains per day travelling from London to Wales 3. Electrify in Wales , rail lines would be completed by 2030South Wales valleys electrification, followed by the North Wales coast line.

Many in the rail industry think That it was a mistake, and to emphasize, shorter travel times, as the greatest advantage of electrification, which is expensive. He left behind some of the questions, save whether the expenditure in billions of minutes on travel was value for money.

But the electrification allows for larger trains to run on lines. You can see more of you and more reliable. The trains themselves are more environmentally friendly and more travellers could be encouraged to use Public Transport rather than cars.

shops have long pressed for railway electrification in areas where the demand justifies the price. As with all large infrastructure projects, the electrification of skilled labour, the means requires the overcoming of the current shortage of skilled workers.

4. Free social care at The Point -of-needExtra investment in early intervention and preventive health care.

in contrast to the health care on the NHS, social care is not free of charge. At the moment, a few people over the age of 65 and more Will help get their costs, But others can pay in full. And social care, which is delivered by a mixture of Bodies , councils, private organisations and third sector organisations.

This policy was recommended by a Commission Set Up to think of Plaid Cymru , about radical solutions to a growing Problem of an ageing population. It estimated the cost of the policy, an Extra £247m would be a year That he described as "excellent affordable. But The Truth is, no one really knows what would be the last price.

In a report commissioned by the Welsh Government last year, economist Gerry Holtham in Wales suggested. What is clear is That adequate social support is important for The Future of the NHS, as if the care of the people end up in the hospital, increasing the burden on the health care to fight the already.

5. To examine Reform of drug lawsEstablish a national Commission, changes in the law over drug dependence.

Plaid Cymru , says it works with the current hard-line approach to drugs. They say it criminalizes those with an addiction, a medical need or recreational users, the "do no harm "The Other ". The Party is not to say That it would be in any case, decriminalization of drugs, as happened in Portugal. Instead, it proposes That a Commission for the reform of the drug laws.

It Will also have a Public Health focus to dissuade people from taking drugs to addicts to treat and find solutions to the problems That led them to drugs in the First Place . The Party says the police, to those who profit from the drug trade to tackle.

6. To Finance pay £35 per week for low-income children, a £25 per week tax credit for the payment of More Than 30% of their income for rent and utilities.

In The Past ten years, Welsh Labour governments ' ambitious targets to eradicate child poverty - But the ambition proved to be too difficult. In may of this year, the research, the charities found Wales was the only UK nation to see an increase in child poverty last year.

Now, Plaid says it is the introduction of a new legally-binding targets. As a step in the direction of to meeting with you to pay £35 per week for each child in a family with low income would. It is also a tax credit of up to £25 per week for tenants in the Private Sector who spend More Than 30% of their income for rent.

7. £300 per year for educationThe money would be made available for the Welsh schools and universities.

Plaid Cymru , says schools would agree to a "financing contingency" and many people work in the class rooms. Education is, thus, of diamonds, setting the barn on a training here, instead of forward, a plan That could be implemented in Westminster.

An additional £300 per year for schools and universities and a healthy increase seems. But how healthy is depends on the benchmark. Day-to-day spending on schools this year is £2. 6bn. An additional £300 per year would put a dent in real spending cuts of 6% in the last decade.

But Plaid's commitment to include money for higher education, come from a different pot, such as investment. The Party says something That would go from £300 a-year, in the direction of the school building, including the new Welsh-medium schools.

Wylfa closed at the end of the 2015 plans for the replacement of 8 have stopped. Against new nuclear sitesTo against the development of new sites for Nuclear Power plants.

This is always a tricky area for Plaid Cymru . Even though they promised against Nuclear Power on principle, some Will not turn away wanted to, The Party , the jobs and investment That the proposed replacement of the Wylfa plant on Anglesey - The Island Seating is one of your top goals.

Note That this policy still gives you the " wiggle room to potentially support the redevelopment of existing sites. Having said That , said in the race for the leadership of The Party , Adam Price , a new Nuclear Power plant would be an "enormous burden" That would not be compatible with the Welsh independence.

9. Recruit 1,600 police officers, The goal is the equivalent of Two additional officials per municipality.

The Challenge for any police of the loud cry of Joe Public is That you want to see more bobbies on The Beat . It is a security thing. People feel safer when there is a visible deterrent. So Cymru Plaid the offer of 1,600 more officers in Wales - Two per Community Will be popular.

Although it is probably on a par with the figures in the next three years. It is worth to remember, the more crime Will be detected, prevented and solved from an office. But with the cut forces confronted the welcome over The Past 10 years, any increase, no matter where, would.

10. The taxation power powers on Corporation tax, air passenger tax and value added tax for Wales .

makes The Welsh Government has over some of the taxation, But Plaid Cymru wants to ensure taxation throws The Money must be in Wales . You want to generate VAT revenues in Wales , to remain there, and for air-passenger duty, as in Scotland.

It also wants to have the Wales , power over Corporation tax and, like the Conservatives, Plaid Cymru from 19% to 17% for 2020-21. The Party also argues That the employees ' rate of National insurance should rise from 2% to 4% for the high earners

11. Devolved parliaments a say in terms of wars, the decisions in the war should, require the support of all four UK Nations.

issues of defense and war are the responsibility of the politicians in Westminster - there is no role for the Welsh assembly, Northern Irish assembly or the Scottish Parliament . Technically, there is not even a legal obligation for the Prime Minister to secure the support of MPs before the Start of the military action.

Here is a brief guide on where the parties stand on important issues such as the Brexit, the education and the NHS.

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Source of news: bbc.com