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Challenging the amnesty law seen as inevitable
The article highlights that the challenge to the general amnesty law in Lebanon has become an actual reality, as the leader of the Lebanese Free Patriotic Movement, Gebran Bassil, announced his intention to file an objection before the Constitutional Council, citing what he described as "constitutional and legal atrocities" within the law, and calling on the president to reject it. This challenge is considered an important political step, as the movement has managed to achieve popular gains, especially among the families of fallen soldiers, even though the fate of the law remains pending the decision of the President of the Republic. There is concern that the acceptance or rejection of the challenge by the Constitutional Council could lead to changes in the political landscape, as the Lebanese president's decision continues to be awaited and its impact on the law remains uncertain.
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