A presidential candidate has criticized the government's economic policies. The removal of fuel subsidy has caused trouble for many families. Despite this, the government is unable to pay university staff.

The candidate's spokesperson noted that the latest threat of a strike by university staff highlights the gap between promises and actions. Savings from subsidies were supposed to support education, but this has not happened.

Further details about the candidate's statement are available, outlining the concerns about the government's priorities and commitments. The criticism focuses on the impact of economic decisions on citizens and the failure to deliver on promises.