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Lebanese Reject Status Quo
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati announced that the country's economic crisis is affecting all segments of citizens, including employees, retirees, military personnel, and teachers. It has led to increased costs for electricity generators, rising prices, and a decline in purchasing power. He emphasized that the government is working to improve revenues and reduce expenses, with a focus on combating exploitation, curbing unjustified price hikes, fighting tax evasion, and achieving financial stability despite ongoing challenges caused by regional issues and rising oil prices. He also highlighted the government's efforts to increase state resources and enhance services, while adhering to a policy of not spending from an overburdened budget, avoiding borrowing to prevent further depreciation of the local currency, and strengthening programs related to health, housing, transportation, and essential services for citizens.
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