Selective justice and social oppression

The article addresses the issue of holding responsible parties accountable for Lebanon's financial collapse, especially after the former governor of the Banque du Liban, Riad Salameh, was accused and the idea was promoted that he should bear full responsibility for the crisis. It points out that the financial meltdown results from long-standing accumulation of flawed financial and economic policies, including mismanagement, financial wastage, and issues such as dollar smuggling and corruption in vital sectors. The article emphasizes that true justice requires opening all related files and holding accountable everyone involved or negligent, highlighting the importance of transparent investigations and fair trials with the participation of an independent judiciary and the media. It also stresses that interrogations and justice must be conducted openly to ensure the truth is uncovered and citizens’ trust is restored. This serves as a test of the state's ability to establish comprehensive justice that holds everyone accountable without discrimination.

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