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Should Barer lose confidence, observers predict a period of social unrest as frustrated citizens might take to the streets in response to the government's failure to deliver stable governance and meaningful economic policies. The possibility of escalating social movements against the backdrop of questioning the government's legitimacy has potential ramifications for national stability.
Furthermore, the fiscal uncertainty could impede crucial budgetary measures. Without the passage of a comprehensive budget by year’s end, emergency legislation may be necessary merely to maintain existing financial commitments. This situation poses financial risks for the state, as borrowing could become more costly and contingent upon the market's response to the political turmoil.