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The article addressed Minister El Sayed’s admission of abstaining from attending Cabinet sessions, clarifying that the electricity issue concerns all Lebanese and is linked to the responsibility of the government as a whole. Deputy George Atallah criticized this statement, describing it as "a ridiculous play," and expressed his displeasure with the stance that attributes the electricity crisis responsibility to the entire government, despite previous criticisms from some parties. The article reflects the ongoing debate surrounding the management of Lebanon’s electricity sector and highlights the criticisms directed at political authorities for their failure to effectively address the crisis.
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