The government stagnation continues and the authority is in no hurry | Phalanges

The sources that follow up on the government’s file, through the Kuwaiti “al-Anbaa”, said that the Authority is in no hurry to find solutions, and the model is what happened before the popular uprising in the face of the terrifying rise in the price of the dollar. against the Lebanese pound.

The sources that follow up on the government file through the Kuwaiti “al-Anbaa” said that the authority is in no hurry to find solutions, and the model is what happened before the popular uprising in the face of the terrifying rise in the price of the US dollar against to the Lebanese pound, until the military and security authorities overlooked the cutting of roads between regions and within cities, with tires, burning rubber, and the destruction of shops and some bank fronts on Hamra Street, which it polarizes the commercial movement in the Lebanese capital, relying on the flexibility to reopen these roads, as if what is required is to leave the citizen asphyxiated by the rise in prices, “spread its creation” by burning tires and insulting high officials. It is a policy of People use angry, in the continuous game of finger biting between political forces.

And in the hope that the heat of the street riots would push this or that party to make concessions, which they would not have offered if the prevailing spatial stalemate continued, each attempting to exploit popular anger politically.

The evidence is that President Aoun’s latest proposal is to personally take over the selection of the Minister of the Interior, in exchange for waiving the condition of obtaining the third-party obstructor in government. President Aoun has started the proponents of this proposal to think about the proposal.

However, interested parties were soon informed, through the head of the Free Movement, Gebran Bassil, that they were rejecting this proposal, insisting on adhering to the prime minister’s part of seven ministers out of 18.

Faced with this response, circles of former prime ministers moved to refuse to hand over the Interior Ministry, believing that this would make this ministry a focus of malicious practices.