Has the full picture of the LDP's campaign promises been revealed?

According to Japanese media reports, on the 2 nd, the media learned the full picture of the campaign promises made by the Japanese Liberal Democratic Party for the election of the House of Representatives. This commitment has six core contents, namely, North Korea issue, "Abenomics", "education revolution", production efficiency revolution, local innovation and constitutional amendment.

According to reports, around the "revision of the constitution", regarding the four projects proposed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, including the existence of the Self-Defense Forces, the LDP's campaign promise was written into "combining full discussions inside and outside the party, proposing a draft constitutional amendment in Congress, and the Congress proposed a constitutional amendment, implementing a national vote, and striving for the first constitutional amendment."

Abe has previously positioned the "North Korea threat" and the aging of the younger children as "two major national disasters." On the one hand, it said that it would "strengthen as much as possible" pressure on the DPRK, on the other hand, it proposed to deal with the aging of young children through "production efficiency revolution" and "education revolution".

Specifically, it is planned to raise the consumption tax rate to 65,438+00% in June 2065,438+09, and take the increased income as "the life of the child-rearing generation" and "the children's future".

With regard to early childhood education, in addition to achieving the digital goal of free education for children aged 3 to 5 by 2020, the campaign promise also stipulates that children aged 0 to 2 will be provided with "free education for low-income families".