It is unclear if it is due to the purge of Gafura spies and other reasons within the country, but the Members of Parliament on television have been heavily criticizing the current foreign policy, though public reaction seems not particularly strong.
Although there are some places with demonstrations, the scale is not very large. This time, the Socialist Party unexpectedly did not side with the Conservative Party but chose to remain neutral.
The neutrality of the Socialist Party also means the neutrality of the Workers' Union, though ultimately, the main reason still boils down to who can provide food for the people.
After a major strike not long ago, merely stopping the exchange of food coupons and food supply for a short period made many feel the despair of near starvation, and before being pushed to the brink, it's unlikely they will cause such unmanageable chaos as last time.
Without massive protests or creating unprecedented influence, some things remain difficult to advance.
