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Juan Manuel Santos and Antanas Mockus have differing views on economic and tax policies. Santos will not raise existing taxes or create new ones, while Mockus proposes creating new taxes and increasing tax rates to address fiscal deficits. They also have different approaches to education, with Santos focusing on improving quality and access, and Mockus wanting to motivate higher levels of postgraduate study. Their healthcare proposals both aim to achieve universal coverage and improve quality, prevention, and public health, but differ in their proposed reforms and financing mechanisms.
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Antanas Mockus proposes structural health system reforms based on dialogue and increasing coverage of preschool education to 90% with qualified teachers. He will increase funding for social housing and promote associative housing construction.
Juan Manuel Santos will comprehensively address early childhood development and create a Ministry of Health to ensure universal healthcare. He will provide subsidies for school supplies and measure school performance based on testing. Santos will build more social housing and improve public administration.
Mockus' proposals focus more on healthcare system reforms, education quality improvements, and associative housing models, while Santos emphasizes early childhood development, nationalizing healthcare, and increasing social housing construction.
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For education, Santos proposed increasing access to free basic education while Mockus advocated for expanding higher education and technical training. For health, Santos created a Ministry of Health and proposed a unified public health system while Mockus wanted to simplify institutional design. For housing, Santos aimed to simplify credit procedures while Mockus encouraged use of sustainable materials.
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