Protesters block Lebanon's roads to protest economic crash, soaring prices

The Lebanese pound, which was freely exchanged in shops and banks at 1,500 to the dollar until the crisis erupted in 2019.

Supporters of Lebanon's Hezbollah carry a coffin of a person who was killed in violence in Beirut on Thursday, during their funeral in Beirut's southern suburbs, Lebanon

(photo credit: MOHAMED AZAKIR/REUTERS)

ByREUTERS

JANUARY 13, 2022 11:21

Protesters block Lebanon's roads to protest economic crash, soaring prices

The Lebanese pound, which was freely exchanged in shops and banks at 1,500 to the dollar until the crisis erupted in 2019.

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Protesters block Lebanon's roads to protest economic crash, soaring prices

The Lebanese pound, which was freely exchanged in shops and banks at 1,500 to the dollar until the crisis erupted in 2019.

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