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Energy News // 1 decade ago

Electrical power off for Lebanese political scofflaws

The Lebanese government is threatening to cut the power supplies of politicians as of Tuesday if they don't settle unpaid bills.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Cabinet talks going nowhere in Beirut

Cabinet deliberations in Beirut dragged on as Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri failed to end the impasse over the Telecommunications Ministry.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Telecom deal in Lebanon Cabinet?

Lawmakers described the latest round of talks on a new government in Lebanon as positive as leaders discuss the next telecommunications minister.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Cabinet talks on hold in Lebanon

Despite an overall positive sentiment on the next government in Lebanon, Cabinet deliberations are on hiatus while President Michel Suleiman visits Spain.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Aoun warns Hariri over unilateral efforts

Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad Hariri violated the spirit of national unity in his decisions on the next government, opposition leaders say.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Beirut Cabinet talks deadlocked

Negotiations on the allocation of Cabinet ministers in the next Lebanese government hit a snare in part due to demands made by former President Michel Aoun.

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Electricite du Liban staff have called all the politicians and influential figures who failed to pay their bills for many years and warned them that the company could cut off electricity
Electrical power off for Lebanese political scofflaws May 28, 2010

These politicians and influential figures have all the financial means to pay their bills and they have no excuse not to do so. I will give the courts one month to verify these complaints but if the courts found out that they did not pay their bills then EDL will take action and if their complaints were legitimate then the company will not cut off power supply
Electrical power off for Lebanese political scofflaws May 28, 2010