The Congress in the country faces a complex landscape with at least 22 political blocs formed by divisions within parliamentary groups. These divisions stem from both the emergence of new parties and the movement of legislators to existing ones, strategically avoiding accusations of defection. This realignment is significantly influenced by upcoming electoral considerations. The national budget is set to be debated within this highly fragmented political environment. The shifting allegiances and increased number of blocs are expected to complicate the budget approval process. This situation highlights the intense political maneuvering currently unfolding ahead of elections. The formation of these blocs demonstrates a focus on positioning parties for electoral advantage.