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Aoun Sets Dual Framework Limits
The article addressed the constitutional and political crisis related to the Framework Agreement signed in Washington concerning the Lebanese file, especially the negotiations over the maritime borders with Israel. It emphasized that the disagreement over managing the negotiations is not about the content of the agreement itself but about the intentions of the concerned parties and their leadership. It is viewed that the President's constitutional powers, outlined in Article 52, enable him to negotiate, and that some opponents of this approach are attempting to regain control over political decisions. The article also noted that Lebanon's decision to cede a large maritime area, despite the Lebanese Army leadership's objections, was made with the support of Hezbollah and Nabih Berri. This approach has been repeated, but the stance shifted after the management of the file was transferred to the Presidency of the Republic, which is considered the primary authority responsible for executing the negotiations.
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