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The head of the land transport unions in Lebanon, Bassam Talis, confirmed that “the land transport sector in principle opposes the lifting of the subsidies. When the subsidies were applied to food, the General Union of Workers was not consulted. “. It is incumbent on successive governments to deal with us in the absence of transparency, pointing out that “the Lebanese citizen has not limited his duties towards his country, so why is he being led to a dead end?”
Thales recalled that “the role of unions and unions is to discuss the jobs that are presented to them, and it is not their responsibility to present proposals and proposals.” If the subsidy is not covered by legislation that protects the citizen, we will not accept it. “
Talis believed that “supporting 320 food products is incomprehensible, and correct thinking begins with supporting the Lebanese citizen, not the products.”
He stressed that “the issue of fuel is related to all issues of the affairs of Lebanese citizens, and the Lebanese state must think in terms of the whole while we are in a real crisis”, and noted that “we participate in the meetings of the Serail about support, but we didn’t understand anything except what it means that we are in crisis and have approached the red line. “
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