TV violence and criminal acts go unpunished

The article addresses the electricity problem in Lebanon, focusing especially on the Zouk plant and the extent of corruption in contracts and maintenance. It explains that there are allegations of manipulation regarding the quality of parts imported from the German company, which have a reduced lifespan, risk data security, and are purchased at prices higher than market value. The article also highlights the former Minister of Energy's refusal to approve the maintenance contract by the relevant authorities, as well as opportunities for exploiting these contracts to achieve unlawful profits. It points to the involvement of companies and officials in bribery and corruption, along with a lack of oversight and official accountability of those in charge. Ultimately, the article emphasizes the need for senior authorities to intervene and review the case to ensure the people's rights and fight corruption in the electricity sector.

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