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Ex-Deputy Criticizes Government Favoritism
The article explains that political money is not always negative, but it highlights the phenomenon of "black money," which is used to buy votes and parliamentary seats and is considered one of the most dangerous phenomena affecting legislative work. It mentions that some deputies have paid millions of dollars to secure their seats, raising questions about their true representation of citizens. It also indicates that the motivations for running for office can be material or moral, and that governments prefer deputies who are easy to control, with deputies being subject to influence or bribery, especially when corruption files are opened. The article criticizes the weak parliamentary oversight and emphasizes that parliamentary performance requires more serious evaluation and accountability. It calls for confronting the phenomenon of vote-buying and strengthening oversight tools to hold negligent officials accountable.
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