Retired Brigadier General Chamel Roukoz arrived Saturday in Boston, as part of his tour to the United States of America.
The Lebanese American Council for Democracy organized a meeting, in which Roukoz met with the Lebanese diaspora.
During the meeting, Roukoz attacked those who are hindering the election of a “strong” president as well as the adoption of a fair electoral law.
“Each person who impedes agreement on a new electoral law is corrupt,” he said.
NNA – Lebanese Forces leader, Samir Geagea, confirmed on Monday that his party will “definitely” name Future Movement Head, MP Saad Hariri, to form the next government. “We will definitely name Hariri to from the next government in order to rescue the country,” Geagea said […]
MP Ibrahim Kanaan of the Free Patriotic Movement has stressed the importance of the reconciliation between the FPM and the Lebanese Forces, noting that it aims to prevent “encroachment on the rights of Christians.” “A lot of people thought that we forged an agreement only […]
President Michel Aoun warned Friday that he would propose a popular “referendum” should the political forces fail to agree on a new electoral law. “Any electoral law must be based on unified standards and I will propose a referendum should we reach a dead end,” […]
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