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Benabdallah outlines conditions for gov return and stresses purchasing power
Nabil Benabdallah, Secretary-General of the Party of Progress and Socialism, raised the bar for his rhetoric ahead of the upcoming elections, emphasizing that government participation will not be an end in itself but will be linked to a clear program and a politically feasible commitment. He confirmed that his party intends to take the upcoming phase from an opposition position, focusing on penalizing policies that have failed to address social and economic issues, particularly unemployment and rising prices. The party pledged to present an electoral platform based on data and facts, including measures to support purchasing power, expand healthcare coverage, promote education, and ensure fairness in the tax system, with an emphasis on fighting corruption and discrimination in politics. Benabdallah highlighted the importance of restoring trust in institutions and improving citizens' lives, asserting that his participation in the government will depend on election results and party programs, while adhering to their principles of combating conflicts of interest, corruption, and promoting transparency. He also expressed concern over the decline of political dialogue and the deterioration of intellectual debate, calling for the re-establishment of pluralism and distancing from populist rhetoric, while noting the necessity of adapting policies to digital transformations. He also underscored the importance of uniting the left and achieving societal interests, with a commitment to a clear program focused on improving daily livelihoods, fighting inequality, and reforming public services, affirming that the party will only consider participating in government under conditions related to the program and principles of democracy and justice.
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