Phalanges: recognize the failure of the presidential settlement

The leader of the Lebanese Phalange Party, MP Sami Gemayel, chaired the weekly political bureau meeting at the Phalange Central House in Saifi, where they discussed the latest political developments and the general situation.

At the end of the meeting, the following statement was issued:

"First: by turning off the government

The disruption of the government has reached its second month in an atmosphere of navigation, hatred of language and mutual accusations that undermine the confidence of citizens in constitutional institutions, especially the institutions of the Presidency, the Council of Ministers and the government. judicial, as well as the creation of successive crises with sectarian slogans to tighten the nerves and score false points at the expense of the homeland. And here's what we're asking: is it now time for open political interference in the justice system to install files and settle accounts that have nothing to do with the supreme national interest or with the needs of people's lives? Or is it time to revive and support institutions and prioritize priorities rather than distract them? Meet or go out, appeal to justice and release it from your intervention, and come back under the law and the constitution.

Second: the fall of the presidential rule and its repercussions

After the presidential settlement undermined public order and violated the constitution and legitimacy of the institutions and continued to undermine political stability, security and civil peace, the country has paid a heavy price to its sovereignty and to its economic and financial structure, the Phalange party, which has long warned of the dangers of this fragile settlement, which has accumulated corruption, customers and customers – calls everyone to recognize its failure and to quickly take responsibility and to join to constructive opposition to promote a serious alternative to save the country.

Third: the economic situation

We have followed with concern the words of the President of the Republic, who called on the Lebanese to sacrifice their rights to face the economic crisis, while the budget was wasting public funds and violating the rights of people without economic or social vision . And here we ask what the Lebanese expect from the expected deterioration? Is not it time to declare the state of social and economic urgency and tell the Lebanese facts and figures transparently about their fate and their future? "

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