Beirut
The terrible toll of the shipwreck - 97 dead, including 24 children and babies - on 21 September in Syria of a makeshift boat coming from northern Lebanon, with candidates for illegal emigration on board, is a new consequence of the tragedy that strikes Lebanon.
An endlessly failing economy.
Last week, when it should be preparing to discuss the finance law for 2023 as part of a stabilization and recovery program negotiated with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Parliament ended up voting the budget for the year… 2022.
Three years after the outbreak of a historic crisis, the government shows no intention of seizing the controls of the crashing plane.
He is just making a few adjustments to keep pace with rampant inflation and devaluation.
These include raising tax rates and brackets to continue to collect a minimum of public revenue and maintain a semblance of a state…
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