2015 Garbage protests Lebanon
Lebanese rage against government’s economic policies for third day
The protests that began as an outburst against taxes, including on VOIP calls, have grown into an expression of anger against corruption and the government’s handling of the economy
“Water, health care and public education are all under attack in Lebanon”
Jana Nakhal also talked about the struggles being led by her party and their efforts to bring together national anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist movements to build a united opposition, as well as an alternative to capitalism.
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