BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese vote on Sunday in the first election since their country's economic collapse, a test of whether Iran-backed Hezbollah and its allies can preserve their parliamentary majority amidst soaring poverty and anger at ruling parties.
BEIRUT (AP) In households across Lebanon, it's likely that one or more family members are planning to emigrate if they can get a passport. Demand is high but the bankrupt government has not paid the company contracted to issue or renew the documents.
Amid economic meltdown, Lebanese to cast votes Sunday for first time since 2020 port blast that left over 200 dead; Hezbollah and allies expected to retain or boost majority
In households across Lebanon, it's likely that one or more family members are planning to emigrate if they can get a passport. Demand is high but the bankrupt government has not paid the company contracted to issue or renew the documents. Lebanese spend their days at the banks, waiting to see what meager amounts…
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