Exceptionnellement, tu as le droit de lire la revue de la presse libanaise de L’Orient-Le Jour :
►http://www.lorientlejour.com/category/%C0+La+Une/article/772771/Affaire+Samaha+%3A+coup+dur+pour+Damas%2C+champ+de+mines+pour+le+8+Ma
Si pour tous les éditorialistes libanais l’arrestation jeudi matin de l’ancien ministre libanais et proche de Bachar el-Assad, Michel Samaha, est un événement majeur, elle ne l’est pas nécessairement pour les mêmes raisons.
Dans la revue de presse du Daily Star :
►http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Politics/2012/Aug-10/184115-lebanons-arabic-press-digest---aug-10-2012.ashx
It’s over. Former MP and Cabinet Minister Michel Samaha confessed to everything brought against him.
His confessions were confirmed by Interior Minister Marwan Charbel.
Charbel told Al-Liwaa that Samaha confessed to all the charges brought against him, describing the accusations as “very dangerous but having nothing to do with Israel.”
Samaha says of bomb plots ‘that’s what Assad wants’
►http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Politics/2012/Aug-10/184125-samaha-confesses-to-lebanon-bomb-plots-says-assad-wants-this.as
Former Cabinet Minister Michel Samaha, who allegedly admitted to his role in a plot to carry out attacks in Lebanon, was captured on video saying that such attacks are desired by Syrian President Bashar Assad, according to security sources.
“Bashar wants this,” security sources quoted Samaha as saying in the video shot some two weeks before his arrest by a Lebanese policeman monitoring the two-time Information Minister.
Security sources told The Daily Star Friday that the planting and the timing of the bombs were meant to coincide with a planned visit to the northern region of Akkar by Maronite Patriarch Beshara Rai.
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Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said in comments to several media outlets Friday that Samaha admitted to his involvement in a “specific security case, but the issue remains undisclosed.”
Pendant que ses alliés hurlent à l’organisation de fuites à but politique, le ministre de l’Intérieur t’explique ce qu’il a compris du secret de l’instruction :
►http://www.lorientlejour.com/category/%C3%80+La+Une/article/772789/Liban_%3A_Samaha_a_avoue_etre_lie_a_une_affaire_securitaire,_affirme_
« L’ancien député et ministre a avoué être lié à une affaire sécuritaire, mais l’enquête reste secrète », a déclaré M. Charbel à la Voix du Liban. « Le dernier mot revient à la justice, les résultats de l’enquête seront présentés au juge d’instruction qui décidera de libérer M. Samaha ou d’émettre un mandat d’arrêt à son encontre », a-t-il dit.