The Failure at Fault
The article addresses the severity of repeated and intentional failures in managing Lebanon’s essential services, especially the electricity sector, which is considered one of the country's most significant calamities. It points out that gross neglect in this sector, according to the law, amounts to bad faith, making deliberate actions, regardless of excuses or obstacles, an organized crime against the people and the state. Despite the appointment of regulatory authorities after two decades, their activation has revealed that the same policies of failure and neglect persist, highlighting the urgent need to hold those responsible for managing vital resources accountable in a systematic and serious manner.
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