Pensiones, agua y Europa: así quiere cambiar Burnham Reino Unido

Andy Burnham, a veteran politician, has arrived in Downing Street without publicly revealing his political stance. In the past three months, the United Kingdom is learning his intentions to transform the country. His initiatives are clearly to the left of his Labour predecessor, Keir Starmer, but with a twist: he is willing to tread dangerous waters in a populistic era of easy answers to complex problems.

All of these ideas should be incorporated into an election program no later than 2029, but the first initiatives will undergo an initial test before then, on October 28, with budgets. The remaining ten changes introduced by Burnham since becoming Prime Minister and the great unknown that remains include lowering pension increases, reducing energy costs, public control of water, more housing, electoral reform, decentralization, welfare reform, and a possible return to the European Union.