The document compares the economic, social, and policy proposals of presidential candidates Santos and Mockus. For economics, Santos proposes facilitating loans for disadvantaged communities and developing world-class industries, while Mockus proposes an innovative industrial and agricultural policy. For social issues, Santos focuses on healthcare reform and education access, while Mockus emphasizes reviving the health ministry and investing in education. They differ in their ability to pass reforms, with Santos having more congressional support. The document also asks which candidate the reader would vote for and why. It states the reader would vote for Santos because he will continue Uribe's security policy, is prepared to lead, and is ready to fight unemployment.

1. Social Studies Melissa Múnera Diego Villamizar 5B

2. Questions 1. State and develop two of the main economic proposals of Santos and Mockus 2. Compare and look for differences3. State and develop two of the main social proposals of each candidate, meaning education, health and housing 4. Compare and look for differences5. Should you have the opportunity to vote for either, for whom would you vote6. State three reasons to give a backing to your answer.

3. Answers SANTOSPROPOSED : Thinking financial services the least advantagedFacilitate banks to reach the poorest families with loansfor productive activities and services that support saving to a lower cost. To achieve this we will work together with the financial sector and communities, streamlining,regulation, creating incentives and extending financial education to all Colombians. 1.

4. ½ 2. World Class Industries Will continue the policy aimed at developing productive transformationWorld-class sectors, based on a priority objective, the establishmentfulfilling commitments and targets for public-private work.It will boost Colombia's relationship with the world through treatiescommercial benefit to the country and to boost our export sector.

5. MOCKUS PROPOSED 1 INNOVATIVE INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL POLICY, generate wealth and quality jobs* Retrieve output policy for the service sector, industry, trade and tourism. Strengthen the internal market, protecting infant industries, and fostering an appropriate institutional framework for the challenge of integration in regional and global economy. Target resources and public policies to promote innovation and boost the priority sectors to ensure sustainable development and encourage job creation.

6. ½ 2 POWERS AND GENERATION OF OPPORTUNITY: FOR A decent and productive employment* To create employment and generate the quality of existing employment is a condition growing steadily at a rate of over 4% annually. To ensure a formal and productive employment requires great public and private effort in education and make the talent and knowledge in alternative livelihoods and income generation. Public policies are needed to promote and support work processes and business formalization and strengthening of actions in education, science and technology, entrepreneurship and innovation.

7. DIFERENCESS One element that sets them apart is the ability to carry out reforms, and that depends largely on Congress.In this case, Santos is undoubtedly more likely to pass the reforms because it has more support in Congress. "Mockus real representation in Congress is minimal, “However, the strength in Congress is not the only condition that the projections will change. It also depends on the scope that you want to give the reforms."Santos will not be high stakes. It will be more conservative. Mockus expect more innovative proposals, "says the director of Ecsim. It is the politically correct way of saying that Santos would come into office with more commitments that would prevent him from making proposals involving interest groups support it in a campaign that increasingly becomes more complicated for him. 2.

8. SANTOS HEALTH : 1 Dump the health system was the promotion, prevention and public health will be in state hands 2 hospital with responsibilities and rights SANTOS EDUCATION : 1 Will promote bilingual 'ism at all educational levels, it is necessary today in day, for example, for tourism operators. Also said each student will have access not only to a computer, it will be connected to the Internet 2 Quality education for all 3.

9. SANTOS HOUSING : 1. Two major obstacles to Colombia alive the miracle of constructionmassive housing are the excessive amount of rules and complex definitiontask. Seek regulatory reforms to allow fasterurban works, including the creation of new neighborhoods and the transformationof existing ones. We will create the Ministry of Housing, City and Territory.

10. 2. We will give access to subsidized housing to single mothers, adults elderly, disabled and ethnic communities in state of forced displacement. The proposed housing solutions may contemplating the purchase of new or used, improvement and / or rental housing, construction and even in batch or own property.It will be essential for certification of properties SANTOS EDUCATION: 1 work for all children, especially poor access to basic educational soportertes as nutritional supplement and access to libraries 2 all children in school: we will make a frontal attack on the school decercion increased school breakfast and promoting additional days

11. MOCKUS HEALTH : 1 REVIVE THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH IN THE CONCEPT AND THE HIERARCHY THAT DESERVES ITS COMPLEXITY AND IMPORTANCE 2 STRENGTHENING THE REGULATORY CAPACITY OF THE COMPANY ON EPS MOCKUS HOUSING : 1 To promote co-financing and subsidy schemes in the construction of utility networks in coordination with municipalities and companies providing these services. 2 Promoting the acquisition of land banks to organize in the cities to unlock growth and the construction of public housing

12. MOCKUS EDUCATION : 100 new schools each year 2. 15 percent of Ecopetrol to invest in training our people. if I had the opportunity to vote I'd vote for santos A : WILL CONTINUE THE POLICY OF THE PRESIDENT URIBE SE LE LLAMA DEMOCRATIC SECURITY B: IS PREPARED TO EXERCISE THE PRESIDENCY AND CONTINUE DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC POLICY C: WHY IS READY TO FIGHT UNEMPLOYMENT 5. 6.