68 MPs Support Guardian Government

The article discusses the Lebanese Parliament's vote of confidence in Prime Minister Nawar Salameh's government, where 68 deputies voted in favor, while 12 deputies from the Free Patriotic Movement (FPM) refused to endorse the confidence. Two members abstained from voting. Despite this support, the government faces numerous criticisms and significant challenges, and the financial and living crises continue unabated. Political accusations mainly target Hezbollah and its weapons, as deputies have used this issue to cover up the government's failure to fulfill its promises. The debate has shifted into political score-settling. Furthermore, weak government attendance and the neglect of many ministers during sessions have added to the difficulties, along with accusations of abandoning reform principles and of political standards shifting depending on who is in power and foreign backing. Overall, the political situation reflects ongoing deadlock and conflicts, prioritizing political interests over the suffering of citizens, as Lebanon's social and economic challenges persist.

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