Citizens are fed up with their do-nothing politicians

The Economist

Spend enough time in almost any Lebanese home and you’re likely to hear the phrase, “wayn al dawlah (where is the state)?” It is a good question. Despite remaining relatively stable in a hugely troubled neighbourhood, Lebanon has few government institutions that work well. The last straw, for many, has been the piles of uncollected rubbish that have festered on the streets of Beirut through much of the scorching summer.

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