Barricades on the beach: #Beirut residents fight for their waterfront
BEIRUT, Dec 2 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Construction of a new luxury resort on Beirut’s waterfront could enclose the city’s last free public beach, leaving only wealthy residents who can afford lofty daily fees to enjoy the Mediterranean shore.
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#espace_public #plage #espace_privé #privatisation #Liban #riches #pauvres #Ramlet_al_Bayda #murs #barrières #propriété_privée
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