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The country's president faces significant hurdles in advancing his agenda, chiefly due to limited parliamentary support. His party controls only a small fraction of legislative seats, necessitating deft negotiation to push through policies. This political landscape is compounded by an emboldened opposition, which complicates legislative efforts.
Recently, some legislative powers that previously facilitated swift policymaking have expired, making it more challenging to implement reforms. Nonetheless, as the public perceives positive economic signs, there is hope that political momentum could shift favorably, enabling more legislative progress in the upcoming year.