Democratic Rally outlines policy proposals ahead of parliamentary elections

Ahead of the May 24, 2026, parliamentary elections, the Democratic Rally (DISY) party has detailed its economic and social policy priorities. The party emphasized the ongoing efforts of the National Solidarity Fund, established during its tenure, to compensate those affected by the 2013 financial crisis, aiming for full restitution within ten years. DISY proposes a funding plan based on real estate asset utilization rather than new taxation. Additionally, the party introduced a plan for a National Fund for Loss of Use of Occupied Properties, arguing that current housing subsidies no longer meet the needs of displaced persons. The party aims to link these initiatives with broader fiscal targets, including reducing public debt to 40% by 2031. Political rivals are criticized for opposing government financial proposals, while DISY presents its platform as a realistic, costed alternative to populist measures. These policy announcements represent the party's core campaign strategy five days before the upcoming elections.