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Arshaan denies being called a butcher, calls for debate
The article by Mahmoud Arshan, head of the Democratic Socialist Constitutional Group in the Council of Advisors, discusses the manner in which the government formation consultations led by Fatima Zahra Monsoiry were managed. Arshan criticized the absence of three political officials—Fouzi Lakjaa, Ahmed Aghichchen, and Abdellatif Lemrhii—during those meetings, considering that concealing their involvement raises questions about transparency in political communication and damages the reputation of the formation process. He also pledged to participate in a televised debate to reveal what he called the "true perpetrators," and viewed the current government as being closer to a cabinet reshuffle than the formation of a new government. Arshan demanded greater clarity in the relationship between the government and political parties, asserting that the lack of transparency in the consultations raises concerns about achieving political harmony.
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