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In the streets and it has faded. it has faded because the conditions kept are deteriorating, people saw their lifestyle of falling every day furthermore. people have so many reasons today to feel so angry. i�*m joined now by mariana fodoulian who is the president of the beirut port explosion victims�* families association in beirut. i hope i pronounced your name correctly, i apologise if i didn�*t — can i ask you first of all what this day means for you? you lost your sister in that expl...

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Their families still dont have answers for what happened that day and why. thejudge investigating the explosion wants to summon high ranking politicians and security officers for interrogation, but so far, he hasnt been able to do so. most of them have legal immunity. this protest is part of the movement by relatives of the victims of the blast to press the authorities to allow the judge to interrogate politicians and security officials. they say they will fight to the end for those responsible ...

Sister in that explosion. today is already one year _ sister in that explosion. today is already one year into _ sister in that explosion. today is already one year into the - sister in that explosion. today is already one year into the big - sister in that explosion. today is i already one year into the big blast, the third—biggest blast in the world. so for us, it�*s the same feeling, you know, we are processing that it�*s been one year already. the pain is still there and it�*s growin...

The blast plunged lebanon into a deeper crisis, but the country had already been facing serious problems for years due to the dire economy and political instability. carine torbey reports. one year after the explosion, all the debris is swept to a corner and kept here. and by route is still assessing the impact. the port area over there in unknown amount of ammonium nitrate excluded stands in ruins. one year after the explosion all the debris is swept to a corner and its here. names of the victi...

In the 400 metre hurdles. hello and welcome to the programme. thousands of people in lebanon have attended a memorial service in the ruins of the port of beirut to mark the first anniversary of a huge explosion that devastated much of city. the blast was one of the biggest non—nuclear explosions in history. it killed more than 200 people. outside the lebanese parliament, the security forces fired tear gas at stone—throwing protesters. along with the grief, theres real anger that a year on no...

The blast was one of the largest non—nuclear explosions in history. today, thousands of people in beirut attended a memorial service in the ruins of the port to pay tribute to those who lost their lives, but also to show they want accountability for the blast that killed over 200 people. tensions rose as security forces fired tear gas at stone—throwing protesters. for many in lebanon, life has only gotten worse since the explosion. the country is experiencing one of the worst economic crisis...