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Gibran Bassil, the leader of the Free Patriotic Movement, affirmed that the movement will continue to defend the Lebanese army and the rights of the martyrs, rejecting any compromise on their blood or leniency in holding criminals accountable. He clarified that his stance is centered on rejecting the issuance of amnesty laws that include criminals who committed crimes against the army or the people, especially amid threats to obstruct justice and attempts to manipulate the judiciary. He also emphasized that granting a general amnesty based on sectarian considerations undermines national unity and threatens Lebanon’s security and stability, calling for the individual accountability of criminals and no leniency towards those who harm national security and bloodshed. He further stated that the forensic audit law exposed corruption and manipulation in law-making, cautioning against the consequences of impunity for the economy and security. Ultimately, Bassil affirmed that the Free Patriotic Movement stands with dignity and firmness against pressure, and that Baabda will remain a symbol of legitimacy and national dignity, despite the signing of the law granting amnesty to criminals.
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