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Metri denied the news of forming electoral lists in Beirut.

Summary by cedarnews.net
The office of Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Tarek Mitri confirmed in a statement that “the news published by a website (Lebanon Debate) is false and claims that Mitri is working to form electoral lists in Beirut.” It said: “This news is false, and Dr. Mitri does not interfere in the elections.”
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Metri denied the news of forming electoral lists in Beirut.

The office of Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Tarek Mitri confirmed in a statement that “the news published by a website (Lebanon Debate) is false and claims that Mitri is working to form electoral lists in Beirut.” It said: “This news is false, and Dr. Mitri does not interfere in the elections.”

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