Tomorrow’s members of parliament will have to be active participants in urgent lawmaking and they will have to be able to pursue the public benefit with great expertise. Therefore, it seemed fair to ask party leaders about the economic agendas they represent. Last month, we spoke to Michel Aoun (Free Patriotic Movement), Selim Hoss (Third Way), Ahmad Mallie (Hizbullah), Carlos Edde (National Bloc) and Nayla Mouawad (Independent). In its final installment, with the election in full swing, EXECUTIVE sought the party experts from Progressive Socialist Party (PSP), the Democratic Reform Movement (DRM), both Kataeb branches, AMAL and the Future Movement (see page XX). While the parties we encountered ranged from the old to the new and the right to the left, it was noteworthy that their positions were generally marked more by realism than driven by ideological objectives. Radical demands and over-night revolution were on no-one’s agenda. It was also
