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What started as a spontaneous protest over the implementation of a tax on calls made via free messaging apps like WhatsApp, rapidly spiralled into a nationwide protest against nepotism, corruption and mismanagement.
The biggest anti-government protests in Lebanon in over a decade are demanding economic reforms and economic equality from governmental entities. The Lebanese protests that have been going on for over a week now are grabbing the attention of global news outlets as well as of Lebanese expatriates from all over the world.
Lebanese expats in Dubai have been especially vocal about the outstanding governmental and political reforms in the Middle-Eastern country and have shown their support to the ongoing revolution in every way possible.
A video recently surfaced online over the weekend of Lebanese expats in Dubai flying down to Beirut for the weekend to show their support for the revolution.
Lebanese citizens from all over the world are also going all out in showing their support.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B4BwnX8gZNb/?igshid=1rq03erpsmw9x
They can also be heard reciting the Lebanese national anthem as they approach the immigration point at the airport.
That is some contagious enthusiasm right there!
https://twitter.com/natooshfatoosh/status/1187538567846907905
Not being in the country hasn’t stopped them from supporting everything that their fellow comrades are fighting for in the streets of Beirut, Tripoli and Samar Geagea.
https://twitter.com/krikorianm/status/1186713634602455040
Confirmed: the protests in Beirut are incredibly lit pic.twitter.com/AtA5BDkIg6
— Michelle Ghoussoub (@MichelleGhsoub) October 19, 2019
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