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November 12, 2011

iloubnan- March 14 representatives head to Wadi Khaled in a show of solidarity with Syrian refugees, November 12, 2011

A host of March 14 Camp representatives made their way Saturday morning to the border town of Wadi Khaled in Aakar in a political show of solidarity with Syrian refugees and the people's uprising against Assad's regime. 

Secretary General of said Camp, Fares Saeed, lead the delegation comprised of MPs Nadim Gemayel, Antoine Zahra, Samir Jiss, Moheen Merhbi, Ahmad Fatfat, as well as other political and social figures. 

"Our visit to the border town of Wadi Khaled is political par excellence," commented Saeed, "we are about to send a message to the cabinet to take responsibility of what is happening on Lebanese-Syrian borders." 

Saeed maintained that it was the Lebanese State's responsibility to care for the safety of the refugees. "We demand protection and relief for the refugees," he added, "and we want to show solidarity towards major Arab revolutions, particularly the Syrian uprising." 
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