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"This manoeuvre aims to prevent the publication of the electoral results scheduled for tomorrow, November 27," the civil society coalition Popular Front said in a statement on Wednesday.

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They said the “widespread publication of information about the home where his wife and young children reside” had also “exposed him to heightened security risks and caused him significant anguish and distress.”

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The early publication has caused such a fuss as the data from the forecasts has an impact on the financial markets and influences how much it costs the government to borrow money, amongst other things.

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will announce the publication of the strategy as part of her Budget speech, the BBC understands.

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Both reports released Tuesday were delayed as a record-long government shutdown between October and mid-November halted the publications of various economic data, ranging from inflation to jobs numbers.

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