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Red paint covers the screen on an ATM damaged during recent demonstrations against tax increases and official corruption, in the Lebanese capital Beirut's downtown district on October 21, 2019. Lebanon's teetering government is expected today to approve a belated economic rescue plan as the nation prepared for a fifth day of mass protests against the ruling elite A proposed tax on mobile messaging applications last week sparked a spontaneous, cross-sectarian mobilisation that has brought Lebanon to a standstill and put the entire political class in the dock. (Photo by Patrick Baz/AFP Photo)
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