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   Named after his great-uncle (1899-1982) former Lebanese Minister and Member of Parliament, Jawad S. Boulos won the elections of 2005 in the aftermath of the Cedar Revolution that pressured the Syrian regime into evacuating its armed forces from Lebanese territory thus liberating the 10452 square meters country after thirty years of direct occupation. The lawyer and politician from Zgharta, north Lebanon, clarified his principles and political views about the current situation in an exclusive interview with Podcast Journal.   ]]>
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   During 30 years, civil war devastated Lebanon. Nowadays, after the end of raze, components of the return to internal annihilation have surfaced with the advent of incidents transpiring at the borders of the country of Cedars during the absence of a Lebanese government.     <div style="position:relative; float:right; padding-left: 1ex;">
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