Ejército libanés reabre carretera

Manifestantes bloquean el camino para protestar contra el gobierno

APTOPIX Mideast Lebanon Trash — Lebanese army soldiers stand next of their armored personnel carriers as they prepare to reopen a highway linking Beirut to southern Lebanon blocked by angry protesters, in the coastal town of Jiyeh, Lebanon, Monday, July 27, 2015. The closure of the vital highway in the coastal comes amid reports that the government plans to move trash piled on the streets of Beirut to the Kharoub region south of the capital. The main company in charge of collecting trash stopped its work earlier this month amid a dispute over the country’s largest trash dump. Mountains of garbage have piled up in Beirut and its suburbs. (AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)
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Lebanese army soldiers stand next of their armored personnel carriers as they prepare to reopen a highway linking Beirut to southern Lebanon blocked by angry protesters, in the coastal town of Jiyeh, Lebanon, Monday, July 27, 2015. The closure of the vital highway in the coastal comes amid reports that the government plans to move trash piled on the streets of Beirut to the Kharoub region south of the capital. The main company in charge of collecting trash stopped its work earlier this month amid a dispute over the country's largest trash dump. Mountains of garbage have piled up in Beirut and its suburbs. (AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)

July 27, 2015 •

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Soldados del ejército libanés de pie junto a sus vehículos blindados mientras se preparan para volver a abrir una carretera que une Beirut con el sur del Líbano que permanecía bloqueada por manifestantes que protestan ante la decisión del gobierno de trasladar la basura amontonada a la zona de Kharoub, al sur de la capital.