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Last minute dash or done and wrapped? Windsor holiday shoppers sound off - Vimarsana News

Last minute dash or done and wrapped? Windsor holiday shoppers sound off

With Christmas less than a week away, CBC News chatted with mall-goers about which camp they fall into when it comes to holiday shopping: scrambling at the last minute or ready well in advance.

Source: cbc.ca
Lebanon's financial pains eased by remittances over holidays - Vimarsana News

Lebanon's financial pains eased by remittances over holidays

BEIRUT (AP) — Youssef Safouri wandered through a noisy jam-packed Beirut Christmas market, where the hundreds of families who flocked to stands selling gifts by Lebanese designers belied a severe economic crisis that has sapped the savings of millions.

Source: apnews.com
Lebanon's financial pains eased by remittances over holidays - Vimarsana News

Lebanon's financial pains eased by remittances over holidays

A severe economic crisis in Lebanon has sapped the savings of millions of residents

A Union in Lebanon is Supporting Armed Bank Holdups - Vimarsana News

A Union in Lebanon is Supporting Armed Bank Holdups

A union in Lebanon is representing people who are marching into banks with real or toy weapons to demand their money. Habib Battah reports.

Why a man behind a Beirut bank holdup became the face of Lebanon's painful financial collapse - Vimarsana News

Why a man behind a Beirut bank holdup became the face of Lebanon's painful financial collapse

BEIRUT: The news that Lebanon’s attorney general on Tuesday released a man who stormed a bank in Beirut last week and took hostages would have scandalized the public in most countries. But Bassam Hussein was no ordinary hostage-taker and Lebanon is no ordinary country. Hussein had reportedly held bank employees and customers at gunpoint on August 11 to demand his own money