Signs of an impending street protest
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Popular protests in Lebanon are a reaction to the deteriorating living conditions, especially due to an unprecedented rise in fuel prices, with a tank of gasoline reaching $32. This has led to increases in the prices of all goods and services without regulation. Transportation sector protesters began movements in Beirut and Tripoli, amid growing anger over the surge in diesel and gas prices and their impact on citizens' lives. This situation is worsened by escalating economic crises, increased street tension, and threats of a social explosion. The government faces internal and external pressure to control prices and improve conditions before the protests escalate into widespread chaos. There are fears that the accumulation of crises and neglect of solutions could lead to political and security escalation, threatening the country's stability.
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