Al-Jumhuriya: Berri considers March 14 boycott not productive

Beirut : Lebanon | Oct 24, 2012 at 1:35 AM PDT

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Lebanese Speaker Nabih Berri was quoted as saying that the March 14 alliance's decision to boycott parliamentary sessions was not productive, according to Al-Jumhuriya newspaper on Wednesday. This path will not lead anywhere; as it will not benefit the country, some visitors cited Berri as saying... FULL ARTICLE AT NOW Lebanon

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