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Hezbolá promete hasta 14.000 dólares por casa destruida; Washington dice que el dinero «no existe»

La promesa elude un acuerdo que busca alejar los fondos de reconstrucción de grupos armados.

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Ali Daamoush, jefe del Consejo Ejecutivo de Hezbolá, anunció el 13 de octubre pagos de 14.000 dólares a familias cuyas casas fueron destruidas en Beirut y sus suburbios del sur, y 12.000 en otras zonas, incluidos 8.000 para muebles, según AP, sin detallar cuántas familias.

AP señaló que el dinero probablemente procede de Irán. El portavoz del Departamento de Estado, Tommy Pigott, dijo a This is Beirut que «el dinero que promete Hezbolá no existe». El acuerdo marco del 26 de junio busca mantener los fondos de reconstrucción lejos de grupos armados no estatales.

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