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التيار الوطني الحر
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The article addresses the deteriorating situation of Christians within the Lebanese administration. It notes a decline in the Christian population from 42.5% in 1990 to less than 26.5% during the 1990s, then an increase to 34.8% in 2019 with the participation of the Free Patriotic Movement, only to decline again to approximately 27%. The article documents government practices characterized by exclusion, including unbalanced appointments, legal violations, and arbitrary decisions—such as appointments without competition, ignoring laws, and illegally increasing fees—reflecting an erasureist approach that threatens sectarian balance and national partnership. It criticizes current government policies that entrench administrative division and lead to the marginalization of Christians, highlighting failures in administrative reform and law enforcement, which deepen the political crisis and threaten the country's stability.
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