Ricardo Karam criticizes Lebanese authorities

The article focuses on criticizing the state of chaos and dysfunction in the Lebanese state structure. It explains that citizens are paying the price through inadequate services and the consequences of the absence of a strong state, such as electricity, water, healthcare, and education, without any guarantees or real services in return. It emphasizes that the economic and social system is undergoing a comprehensive deterioration, with projections of a 6.4% economic contraction and inflation reaching 17.5%, alongside unsustainable public debt and poverty affecting more than a third of the population. The article points out that the crisis is not just about prices; it is a deep-rooted crisis of the state itself. It raises a crucial question about responsibility in the absence of a state and accountability for those who stole funds and caused the decline of essential services. In conclusion, it calls on the Lebanese people to demand a government that guarantees their rights and respects their dignity, stressing that building a sustainable future requires serious accountability concerning who is responsible for the absence of the state.

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