A year on, Lebanon's protests have faded and life has got worse

One year after Lebanese erupted in rage against politicians they blamed for economic collapse, squares once packed with angry demonstrators are empty and camps set up to shelter the protesters lie deserted. Dany Mortada, a 28-year-old activist, was among hundreds of thousands people who marched through the streets of Beirut and other cities for weeks in 2019. As he looked across a Beirut square at the centre of the uprising, he believes the spirit of protest lives on.
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