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The article argues that Lebanon’s crisis has moved beyond the economic and administrative spheres to become a crisis in the structure of a political system based on sectarian power-sharing. This has helped paralyze institutions, weaken administration, oversight and accountability, and place loyalties and factional interests ahead of citizenship and competence. It warns that continuing along this path will deepen corruption, further erode public services and trust in the state, and threaten the Republic’s cohesion and future. It calls for reform that goes beyond changing faces, through a transitional system with constitutional rules, clearly defined powers and a binding timetable—one that rebuilds institutions and reinforces citizenship and accountability.
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