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Billboards in the North Hail New Lebanese-Syrian Ties
Several billboards signaling the start of a new era in Lebanese-Syrian ties have appeared in north Lebanon from the border area to Akkar all the way to Jabal Mohsen and Bab al-Tabbaneh.
Al-Akhbar daily reported Wednesday that altogether six billboards have been placed in these areas. One of them says: "Your visit to Syria proves Former Syrian President Hafez Assad's statement that Syria and Lebanon are one people in two states."

The billboard was referring to PM Saad Hariri's visit to Damascus earlier this month.
 

Beirut, 30 Dec 09, 12:17
 
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