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The article indicates that Lebanon's so-called "Financial Gap" law or the deposit recovery law is facing obstacles due to disagreements and tensions among the government, the Parliament, banks, Banque du Liban, and the International Monetary Fund. Nevertheless, some change-minded deputies affirm that there is a general trend aimed at fully protecting depositors' rights, through a schedule for paying the funds over a specified period, while rejecting the erasure of deposits or any harm to the lifelong savings of Lebanese residents and expatriates. So far, there are no guarantees for the repayment of deposits in the near future, and political efforts continue to find a solution that restores rights without sacrificing them.
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