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Video: Watch: Angry Lebanese demonstrate in Beirut, demanding their money back from banks<!-- wp:html --><div></div> <div> <p> Last updated: 05/10/2023 – 06:02 </p> <div class="b-videos-players__summary-box u-text-size-small"> <p class="delivrable-summary u-display-inline js-video-description"> </p><p> Hundreds of Lebanese demonstrated on Monday in the center of the capital, Beirut, to protest the inability of depositors to withdraw or dispose of their money from banks. The demonstration included burning tires, igniting fireworks, and street closures by angry demonstrators at the banks. </p> <div class="js-rest-of-text b-videos-players__rest-of-text"> <div class="c-article-content u-color-white"> <p>Hundreds of Lebanese demonstrated on Monday in the center of the capital, Beirut, to protest the inability of depositors to withdraw or dispose of their money from banks. The demonstration included burning tires, igniting fireworks, and street closures by angry demonstrators at the banks.</p> <p>Angry protesters gathered in front of the headquarters of the Association of Banks in Lebanon in downtown Beirut, and one of them told the media that “the banks stole their money in broad daylight and broke all laws,” calling on the banks to return the money to its depositors with interest paid on it.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div><!-- /wp:html -->

Last updated: 05/10/2023 – 06:02

Hundreds of Lebanese demonstrated on Monday in the center of the capital, Beirut, to protest the inability of depositors to withdraw or dispose of their money from banks. The demonstration included burning tires, igniting fireworks, and street closures by angry demonstrators at the banks.

Hundreds of Lebanese demonstrated on Monday in the center of the capital, Beirut, to protest the inability of depositors to withdraw or dispose of their money from banks. The demonstration included burning tires, igniting fireworks, and street closures by angry demonstrators at the banks.

Angry protesters gathered in front of the headquarters of the Association of Banks in Lebanon in downtown Beirut, and one of them told the media that “the banks stole their money in broad daylight and broke all laws,” calling on the banks to return the money to its depositors with interest paid on it.

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