Speech on reform debated in Parliament amid protests
A Wednesday debate in Parliament centered on measures affecting trade and employment. Several speakers criticized government policies while others urged patience, highlighting unrest among workers and alleged mismanagement by officials. The discussion touched on industry reforms and the pace of economic easing.
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