If you cancel the South's loan, we will cancel Bcharri's loan.
Some are trying to say they have a position they want to impose through amendments to the existing law, and do not want to discuss any other law. This does not hold up.
We no longer know whom to believe: the political parties and blocs that boycott the debate on the law and believe the amendments they want must be imposed on the existing law, or those who raise slogans about developing the political system?
A year and a half before the parliamentary elections, we are back to hearing the same language that obstructs developing the electoral law in line with the Taif text, which speaks of a Senate and a Chamber of Deputies.
Disagreement over developing the electoral law has returned to the forefront of parliamentary debate in Lebanon, as MP Hassan Khalil criticized political blocs that boycott discuss…