Lebanese attempt to turn Tampa visit into military matter

The article focused on the measures taken by the Lebanese government to address the economic and social situation, especially regarding the rising prices of fuel and basic essentials, as well as increasing unemployment and poverty rates. The Council of Ministers approved a new general budget and announced financial support for the army, along with amendments to the daily transportation allowance and support for public drivers with a budget ranging between 500,000 and 800,000 Lebanese pounds, without abolishing the 300,000-pound tax on gasoline. The government rejected the proposal to cancel this tax, which drew criticism from the Lebanese Forces, who accused the government of using a short-term "bribe" to quell public anger. They emphasized that the measures do not fully meet the demands of the Lebanese people and tend to focus on taxes and fees.

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