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There is a growing sentiment among the populace that the absence of elections for an extended duration is a fundamental issue that must be addressed. This situation places a heavy burden not only on the current leadership, which is struggling with a mere 4% approval rating, but also on the moral legitimacy of the government itself.
Public Dissent and Representation
The frustration expressed by citizens over their lack of representation underscores the importance of public opinion in any functioning democracy. It raises a crucial question: Shouldn’t the voice of the people matter when it comes to securing a place at the negotiating table? This perceived lack of agency and representation extends beyond just national politics; it has implications for international diplomacy as well.