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What's fuelling Lebanon's lockdown protests?

What s fuelling Lebanon s lockdown protests?
AFP
1/29/2021
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Rioting has rocked Lebanon s second city of Tripoli for four straight nights, with protesters torching the provincial government headquarters and targeting the homes of leading politicians
More than 400 people have been wounded in northern Lebanon this week in clashes between security forces and protesters angered by a coronavirus lockdown they say is starving them.
What is behind the escalating tensions in the main northern city of Tripoli, and is Lebanon heading towards mass social unrest as anger mounts over government mismanagement of the country s many crises?
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A strict lockdown scheduled to run until February 8 has left the many Lebanese who are day labourers without any income ....

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What's Fueling Lebanon's Lockdown Protests?

Friday, 29 January, 2021 - 12:15
Rioting has rocked Lebanon s second city of Tripoli for four straight nights, with protesters torching the provincial government headquarters and targeting the homes of leading politicians - AFP
Asharq Al-Awsat
More than 400 people have been wounded in northern Lebanon this week in clashes between security forces and protesters angered by a coronavirus lockdown they say is starving them.
What is behind the escalating tensions in the main northern city of Tripoli, and is Lebanon heading towards mass social unrest as anger mounts over government mismanagement of the country s many crises?
Since 2019, Lebanon has grappled with its worst economic crisis since the 1975-1990 civil war. ....

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Scores Injured In Third Night Of Clashes In Lebanon's Tripoli – Channels Television

More than 200 people were hurt in the Lebanese city of Tripoli during a third night of clashes Wednesday between security forces and demonstrators angered by a coronavirus lockdown and severe economic crisis.
Protesters threw petrol bombs and stones towards security forces, who responded with tear gas, an AFP correspondent said.
The National News Agency said 226 people had been injured in the evening 102 of them treated by the Lebanese Red Cross and another 124 by the Islamic Medical Association.
At least 66 people had been hospitalised.
On Twitter, the security forces reported nine injured among their ranks.
“We are here to demand food. People are hungry,” said 20-year-old protester Mohammed Ezzedine. “It’s time for people to take to the streets.” ....

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As coronavirus lockdown bites, poverty fuels Lebanese protests

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SIDON Daoud Temsah has been out of a job for half a year. Before that he was earning barely $2 a day at a coffee shop in Lebanon’s southern city of Sidon, until coronavirus lockdowns piled pressure on an already broken economy.
Politicians unable to agree a new government since the last one quit in the aftermath of the Aug. 4 Beirut port explosion have left a caretaker administration handling the twin crises of the pandemic and an increasingly impoverished society.
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Covid-19 in Lebanon: Man dies of wounds following Tripoli unrest

Covid-19 in Lebanon: Man dies of wounds following Tripoli unrest
At least 226 people were wounded in a third night of protests against a full lockdown that has left many with no source of income
People carry the coffin of Omar Tayba, who was shot dead during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions in Tripoli, Lebanon 28 January 2021 (Reuters)
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A Lebanese man died on Thursday from bullet wounds he sustained overnight during clashes in Tripoli between security forces and protesters angry that a total coronavirus lockdown has stripped them of means to face a suffocating economic crisis. ....

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