Ibrahim al-Amin sur les effets de la crise syrienne sur le Liban. Très intéressant.

Nidal CC BY 19/08/2012 19:40

Ibrahim al-Amin sur les effets de la crise syrienne sur le Liban. Très intéressant. Syria and Us (Part II)
http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/syria-and-us-part-ii

A great disaster is likely to occur in Lebanon, the illusory entity which history teaches us – and we are reminded every day – amounts to nothing without a free Palestine and without a stable Syria. Lebanon is being steadily led, by its own citizens even more than by foreigners, in the direction of total collapse: to where there is no longer any state or any talk of partnership or amity and where factions of every kind – sectarian, confessional, regional, tribal, clan and local – prevail.

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rumor @rumor CC BY-NC-SA 19/08/2012 21:36

The Lebanese persist, ignoring how closely their real economy is tied to a shared consumer market with Syria. Around a quarter of a million Lebanese can no longer obtain their basic food needs at Syrian prices. Around half a million can no longer benefit from Syrian energy and health sector subsidies. The coming season will see food and diesel being smuggled in an eastward rather than westward direction for the first time.
Also losing out will be poor people living along the length of Lebanon’s border with Syria, who only ever obtain treatment at Syrian clinics, and will no longer be able to buy Syrian–made medicines at less than half the price in Lebanon. Lebanon will also lose the re-export market for around one quarter of the foreign goods it imports which are earmarked for smuggling to Syria.

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Loutre @loutre 21/08/2012 00:18

Samy Gemayel : «Bachar al-Assad a les moyens de faire exploser le Liban»
http://www.france24.com/fr/20120820-liban-samy-gemayel-depute-kataeb-bachar-al-assad-crise-syrie
- #Liban
- #Syrie
- #Bachar Al-Assad
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Nidal @nidal CC BY 21/08/2012 10:43

@loutre, je ne vois pas bien le rapport.

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