Lebanese continue protests against the ' garbage crisis '
#Lebanon security detain Journalist nidalayoub and several protestors from <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/YouStink?src=hash">#YouStink</a> now. Via <a href="https://twitter.com/JadYateem">JadYateem pic.twitter.com/KbJjuUkpjA</a>Since July that multiply the protests against the ' garbage crisis ' in the Lebanese capital, after the closure of the country's largest trash can:"We expect more Lebanese come see how they are dealing with citizens who are protesting peacefully and in a civilized and democratic way," says Samir El-Helou, a participant in the protest.The demonstrators also require the holding of new parliamentary elections:"They are rejecting the resignation of the Government, we tried to have a dialogue but this has led to any important result," says Nahla Thebian another protester.The country lives a crisis for over a year. In addition to the problem with the municipal solid waste the Lebanon is without President since May of 2014, when it ended the mandate of Michel Suleiman.
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