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Lebanon in 'default' for the first time

3/7/2020, 8:28:22 PM

21.10 For the first time in history, Lebanon announces the 'default' (economic term indicating a debtor's inability to meet its obligations. Ed.). Premier Diab explained that he will start negotiations to restructure the debt: the 1.2 billion Eurobond expires on Monday. It is the first complex decision that Diab makes since taking office 6 weeks ago. Lebanon is experiencing a serious economic and financial crisis which has led to months of protests, distorting confidence in the country's banking system.


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07 March 202021.10 For the first time in history, Lebanon announces the 'default' (economic term indicating a debtor's inability to meet its obligations. Ed.). Premier Diab explained that he will start negotiations to restructure the debt: the 1.2 billion Eurobond expires on Monday. It is the first complex decision that Diab makes since taking office 6 weeks ago. Lebanon is experiencing a serious economic and financial crisis which has led to months of protests, distorting confidence in the country's banking system.

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