Legislative session faces cancellation unless pardoned

The article focused on the failure of the last legislative session in the Lebanese Parliament due to sharp disagreements over the general amnesty law and the abolition of the death penalty. This disagreement caused many important items, including loan repayment facilitation and reform projects, to be stalled. It reflects differing political stances on these two sensitive issues. Close sources emphasized the need to reach prior agreements and political understandings to guaranteed the convening of an upcoming session. They pointed out that a session without consensus on amnesty and execution could still take place but only if a minimum quorum is agreed upon. Additionally, there is a proposal to postpone some of the most sensitive issues to avoid repeating the previous negative scene. Observers warn that ongoing divisions may lead to continued paralysis of the parliamentary work, hindering the implementation of upcoming legislative and financial reforms amid the current political and security conditions.

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