article_snippet.sent: Green Party leader Natalie Bennett, unveiling her party's manifesto this morning, defended her 'vision of a fair economy'.
article_snippet.sent: her said: 'That fair economy demands the end to austerity.
article_snippet.sent: That fair economy demands we restore and enhance the essential public services we all but particularly the most vulnerable.'
article_snippet.sent: Green Party leader Natalie Bennett, unveiling Green Party's manifesto this morning, defended her 'vision of a fair economy' The new taxes include £25 billion in new 'wealth taxes', levied at two per cent of the entire estate of someone worth £3million or more.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Bennett said it was a 'new kind of politics' where the economy and society could be run for the many and not the few.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Bennett said: 'it sees the end of the disastrous policy of austerity that is making the poor, the disadvantaged and the young pay for the greed and the fraud of the bankers. '
article_snippet.sent: Turning to Ms Bennett jobs policy, Ms Bennett said: 'That fair economy demands every worker is paid a living wage.
article_snippet.sent: It is really not a radical statement to say that if you work full time you should earn enough money to live on.
article_snippet.sent: And yet we are the only UK party who is saying the minimum wage should immediately be lifted to a living wage and should reach £10 an hour by 2020.'