Lebanon in free fall
Lebanons worst economic crisis in decades has already cost thousands of jobs, with unrest stirring again as protesters lashed out at the governments response.
The depreciation in the Lebanese Lira is driving up prices, hitting disposable incomes and forcing many Lebanese to rein in the free-spending lifestyles theyd become accustomed to.
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