Egyptians have begun voting in a Senate election, with the process unfolding under the shadow of mounting economic challenges. As inflation, currency devaluation, and rising living costs strain households, voters are expressing growing concerns about the country's financial stability. The election is seen as a test of public sentiment and the government’s ability to maintain confidence amid ongoing economic pressures.
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