facility:zahrani power plant

THE DAILY STAR : : Opinion : : Editorial : : Ballot resolution
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The supply of electricity affects everyone equally, which means that the political power struggle over the Zahrani power plant has inevitably become a public affair, with its causes and fallout much discussed and debated. But this incident is merely the tip of the iceberg.

Incroyable affirmation (soulignée par moi). Est-ce que, au contraire, ce n’est pas parce que ce système est tellement inégalitaire, entre autres dans sa dimension, régionale, qu’il est insupportable ?
#Liban
#électricité

Blackout in Beirut : Dahiyeh Residents Vindicated by City’s Power Outage | Al Akhbar English
►http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/blackout-beirut-dahiyeh-residents-vindicated-city%E2%80%99s-power
Cet article illustre par une série de très intéressantes citations d’habitants l’enjeu de cette affaire du point de vue de la justice sociale et spatiale au Liban.

The closing of the Zahrani power plant has meant that Beirut and its posh residents are getting a small taste of what Dahiyeh residents have to go through year round.
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As the well off area of Ras Beirut fell into darkness over the weekend due to the shutdown of a major power plant, some residents of the suburbs, who suffer from severe power rationing, could not conceal their sense of satisfaction.