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LEBANON: EXTERNAL PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED BY $2.7 BILLION BEFORE WAR.
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December 4, 2006
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According to Al-Watan newspaper, a recently issued specialized banking report shows that the volume of the Lebanese external public deb...
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