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The Daily Star mourns Lebanon
BEIRUT (Reuters) – The Lebanese woke up with a blackened version of the Lebanese daily The Daily Star to protest the worsening economic and political situation in the country.
The movement is an expression of "the plight of the Lebanese people, the paralysis of the government and major social and economic crises," the paper said.
A special edition of @ DailyStarLeb will be released Thursday. Stay tuned … pic.twitter.com/PcwO3BNwQj
– The daily star lebanon (@dailyStarLeb) August 7, 2019
The news was crowned by social networking sites in Lebanon, where users published images of the newspaper, and reacted significantly to what was published in the "black number" pages as they did described.
"The refusal of the star of the newspaper to publish articles on the Lebanese page and replace it with the black by the main problems that drag the country to the abyss deeply reflects the magnitude of the disastrous situation that Lebanon has had a strong era, "said Elie Abdo. General Michel Aoun.
Fathi Mahmoud said: "The front page of the Lebanese daily" The Daily Star "was published today in black to protest the deterioration of the situation in the country. Refugees … etc ".
The refusal of the star of the newspaper to publish articles on the Lebanese page and replace it with the black by the main problems that drag the country to the abyss deeply reflects the magnitude of the disastrous situation that has occurred. has known Lebanon under the "strong era"#Cold_Failure https://t.co/7kNlrfqJvG pic.twitter.com/MOrt3jLUbm
– Elie Abdo (@ ElieAbdo6) August 8, 2019
The front page of the Lebanese daily "The Daily Star" was published today in black and white to protest the deterioration of the situation in the country. pic.twitter.com/gkEvZ10ORB
– Fathi mahmoud (@fathimahmoud) August 8, 2019
The document has dedicated each page of this issue to highlight the crises in Lebanon, starting with its cover page "Lebanon", including government crises, sectarian rhetoric, waste, unemployment, weapons illegal, pollution, public debt and other crises that led Lebanon to a real crisis.
The Daily Star has completed its 12-page letter "Wake Up Too Late".
Dominique Abu Hanna said: "The Daily Star is sad today.The name of Lebanon is black and the words have woken up before it's too late." Message shaking, but who will shake? you shake people who coma Sarlo's years? Or would you shake people who roamed? "
"It's a painful fact written by the star of the paper in white letters, but on black pages with the words" Wake up before it's too late, "said Paul Paul.
Sad The Number Of The Daily Star Today .. The name of Lebanon in black, and the words woke up before it was too late ..
Message trembling, but who will tremble?
Do you want to shake people who coma Sarlo years? Or are you going to shake the people on the roofs high?Dominic Abu Hanna (@dominicabohanna) August 8, 2019
This is the painful truth written by the newspaper DAILY STAR in white letters but on black pages on which are engraved the words that get up before it's too late. Who do you read your Psalms, David? pic.twitter.com/sOT7kWxWTy
– Tony Paul (@tonybouloss) August 8, 2019
On the other hand, others rejected what the newspaper had done, calling it "frustration for the Lebanese and encouragement to emigrate".
Jocelyn said: "The star of the daily launched an appeal in Lebanon, she is supposed to ask what is the purpose of increasing the frustration of the Lebanese and to insist on encouraging immigration. Or is it a determination to thwart the Pact?
"Congratulations, I found the Daily Star's propaganda I was looking for," Mirna said.
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Published an invitation to Lebanon
It is supposed to ask what is the purpose of increasing the frustration of the Lebanese and insist on encouraging immigration. Or do they insist on the failure of the alliance?– Jocelyne (@ jocelyneelkhou1) August 8, 2019
Mabrouk, you found the advertisement you were looking for Daily Star. https://t.co/H5nD1v6i81
– Hi. (@Myr_Naj) August 8, 2019
Editor-in-Chief The Star of the Daily
"The economic, social and political situation in Lebanon is in crisis, so we wanted to launch a cry or an alarm to alert and exhort, not the president of the Lebanese people," said Nadim Ladki, editor of the daily Star, the BBC.
"We wanted to say that there was still hope to solve all the crises and that all the Lebanese had to wake up and be aware of the dangers and the problems that threaten the country."
"We are playing our role as a Lebanese newspaper and we urge everyone to act quickly to avoid the dangers that threaten the country," Ladki said.
Nadim Ladki, editor-in-chief of the daily Star, concluded: "Our approach was informative, it was aimed at no one but aimed at all Lebanese officials, politicians, activists and ordinary citizens. to raise and to reflect for a minute that each of their positions can do to solve the problems of the country, we will have succeeded in reaching the fundamental objective of this cry.
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