In a reaction published on Facebook, Sunday November 30, 2025, the vice-president of the Assembly of People’s Representatives (ARP), Sawsen Mabrouk, wanted to clarify several points concerning the provisions approved in the Finance Law. She claims that Parliament “will not give in to fallacious interpretations” and that the texts must be presented “as they are, without exaggeration or omission”, to allow citizens to measure real progress.
Sawsen Mabrouk particularly insists on the 10% reduction for the acquisition of a family vehicle, which she describes as “clear law” and of “real social gain”. According to her, this quota constitutes a minimum guaranteed by law, capable of being increased “whenever the interest of the citizen requires it”, in order to ensure fair application and avoid any abuse.
She emphasizes that the measures voted on are not simple political reactions, but “thoughtful legislative approaches” intended to unblock files that have been pending for years, while taking into account the financial capacities of the State. Among the advances cited: expanding access to family cars; creating new employment opportunities for young people; reducing the tax burden on retirees; and the exemption of small farmers from rental fees for state land, direct support for “hundreds of thousands of families”.
Sawsen Mabrouk believes that these measures will not solve all the problems, but that they mark “a concrete start of a new path”, based on measurable results and moderate discourse. It reaffirms Parliament’s commitment to continuing “serious and constant work » in the service of the national interest and the stability of the country.
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