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The article focuses on the escalating stance of the Free Patriotic Movement led by Gebran Bassil in Lebanon, as they plan to oppose the government more sharply, threatening a decisive confrontation and the return of their lost popular support. Bassil is emphasizing holding the government accountable and addressing issues of corruption, economic crises, and electricity shortages, with plans to hold a conference to expose the government's violations. At the same time, other opposition leaders are sharply criticizing Bassil, considering his political decline a result of his previous policies and the corruption of his allies. They believe that this escalation aims to restore his electoral popularity following his diminished Christian representation. The political conflict also revolves around issues such as electricity, appointments, and Syrian displacement, with mutual accusations among the parties that either poor management or personal interests are behind the inaction, amid significant challenges facing the Lebanese government in dealing with persistent crises.
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