Sinn Féin launches manifesto focusing on cost of living and economic concerns

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Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald launched the party's manifesto, focusing on the cost of living. She asked voters if they feel better off than five years ago, echoing a famous question from past U.S. elections. The manifesto promises to abolish certain taxes and reduce childcare costs. McDonald emphasized the struggles of everyday people, contrasting their experiences with claims of a thriving economy. Sinn Féin's proposals include a controversial call for a review of media coverage on international conflicts. Other parties criticized this as political interference, while also questioning Sinn Féin's stance on the Ukraine conflict.


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