In a recent session of De Nationale Assemblée (DNA), a new legislative amendment was passed to raise the government’s debt ceiling. Proponents of the amendment, primarily from the ruling coalition, argue that the measure is essential to balance the budget and meet ongoing governmental obligations. However, this move has sparked significant concern among economists and policymakers, who warn of the potential misuse of debt to fund consumptive expenditures such as salaries, allowances, and other compensations, as well as the purchase of vehicles, foreign travel, and various goods. Such practices do not contribute to economic growth but instead increase the future burden on society.