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Lebanese authorities begin removing barriers around parliament after elections

BEIRUT: Lebanese authorities on Monday began removing concrete barriers around the country’s parliament building after the election of former protesters as MPs. The security measures had been put in place at the outbreak of massive anti-government protests in 2019. They are to be relaxed following the election of a dozen reformist newcomers to the 128-member legislature,

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Mikati meets delegation of General Labor Confederation, Association of Banks

Prime Minister Najib Mikati met on Tuesday at the Grand Serail with a delegation of the General Labor Confederation chaired by Bechara Asmar, over the means to speed up the payment of due sums and aid to civil servants.Mikati later recei.

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Lebanon s Workers & Employees Declare A Week-Long Strike

Lebanon s Workers & Employees Declare A Week-Long Strike
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Lebanon Might Have A Bread Crisis Very Soon

Lebanon Might Have A Bread Crisis Very Soon
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Lebanese drivers queue for hours as fuel crisis worsens

BEIRUT: Motorists queued for hours at gas stations across Lebanon on Tuesday as fears of an imminent end to the country’s subsidy on fuel increased demand for a commodity already in short supply. Payment delays are also keeping urgent oil stocks on offshore tankers, meaning that many gas stations are facing critical supply shortages. Queues extended into streets as drivers waited to fill their cars. Some stations rationed the amount of fuel sold to customers, mostly taxi drivers. Other stores closed down entirely. However, Fadi Abu Shakra, representative of the union for fuel distributors and gas stations in Lebanon, said that the confusion and fear surrounding gas supply was “unjustified.”

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