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Hezbollah lança ajuda própria para habitação, desafiando o papel do Estado

Oferece até 14 mil dólares por família enquanto o governo lidera a reconstrução oficial.

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O Hezbollah anunciou o programa «Promessa e Compromisso», com até 14 mil dólares para famílias com casas destruídas, segundo a Reuters e o L'Orient Today.

Beirute e os subúrbios do sul receberiam até 14 mil dólares (8 mil em móveis, 6 mil em renda), 12 mil noutras zonas, em quatro parcelas trimestrais e só para residências principais.

Hassan Daamoush acusa o governo de negligenciar os deslocados; o Asharq Al-Awsat relata que moradores do sul consideram o valor insuficiente para seis meses de renda.

A Reuters afirma que o grupo recebeu 200 milhões de dólares do Irã, sem detalhes do grupo. A Lebanese Lobby defende que a ajuda à reconstrução cabe ao Estado.

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