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Lebanese tax budget sparks protests from fuel and medicine importers and public-sector employees

  • Representative of fuel distributors in Lebanon, Fadi Abou Chakra, told Arab News that “fuel is currently available, but we hope that officials will respond to the owners of importing companies to avoid crises and long queues”
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