On October 29, the chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the head of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, Gandhi Zyuganov, spoke in a similar state, taking into account the proposed federal budget for 2027-2029. According to the leader of the CPRF, the high rate of credit and the tax pressure are slowing down production, and the budget forecasts are insufficient to keep up with the pace of global development. Who will pay for the deficit? The deficit rose from 3.8 to 7.3 trillion rubles. The choice is new taxes on the population or on the development of production. Zyuganov noted that funding of nine out of twenty national projects and 32 out of 50 state programs is decreasing. This reinforces the technological gap. Against the background of demographic decline, the expenditures on mothers and children relative to GDP are decreasing. The CPRF proposes to strengthen the taxation of the super-rich, return to state management of strategic industries, direct the accumulated resources to science, education and production. The CPRF development budget provides at least 10 trillion rubles of additional income. The offers are supported by 12 accounts. "We offer you the possibility of development. You again offer the possibility of stagnation and a multitude of holes." The full text is in Pravda no. 122 November 3-5 and on the newspaper's website.

On October 29, the chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, the head of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, Gandhi Zyuganov, spoke in a similar state, taking into account the proposed federal budget for 2027-2029. According to the leader of the CPRF, the high rate of credit and the tax pressure are slowing down production, and the budget forecasts are insufficient to keep up with the pace of global development. Who will pay for the deficit? The deficit rose from 3.8 to 7.3 trillion rubles. The choice is new taxes on the population or on the development of production. Zyuganov noted that funding of nine out of twenty national projects and 32 out of 50 state programs is decreasing. This reinforces the technological gap. Against the background of demographic decline, the expenditures on mothers and children relative to GDP are decreasing. The CPRF proposes to strengthen the taxation of the super-rich, return to state management of strategic industries, direct the accumulated resources to science, education and production. The CPRF development budget provides at least 10 trillion rubles of additional income. The offers are supported by 12 accounts. "We offer you the possibility of development. You again offer the possibility of stagnation and a multitude of holes." The full text is in Pravda no. 122 November 3-5 and on the newspaper's website.