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Los libaneses de Riad, afectados por los ataques hutíes contra el aeropuerto

Empleos y viajes alterados en una de las mayores comunidades libanesas del Golfo.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 3 h ago · 1 min read

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Los expatriados libaneses en Riad sufren alteraciones laborales y de viaje tras los ataques hutíes contra el aeropuerto, informó L'Orient Today.

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