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Lebanon's Prime Minister Omar Karami resigned for the second time. It looks like good news for the democratic opposition, but not everyone thinks that it is. I asked Nabil Abou-Charraf, student leader and one of Lebanon's original 200 democratic oppositionists, what he thought of Karami's second ouster. His answer surprised me, and it may surprise you as well.

Click here to watch a high-bandwidth video interview using Windows Media Player. Click here to watch a low-bandwidth video interview using Windows Media Player.

I also captured the dramatic unfurling of the opposition's new Countdown to Elections campaign. Click here to watch a high-bandwidth video in Windows Media Player. Click here to watch a low-bandwidth video in Windows Media Player.

Posted on Apr 16, 2005 9:43:58 AM by Michael Totten.
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The video does not work, the link is no good? Mike

Posted on 2005-04-16 17:08:38 by mike n.

Thank you for the video.

Posted on 2005-04-16 19:20:15 by shelly s.

It's great to see democracy in action in Lebanon. I never thought the day would come.

Susanna

Posted on 2005-04-16 21:58:26 by SUSANNA M.

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

The importance of free and fair election cannot be overstated. This is history in the making.

Posted on 2005-04-16 22:09:45 by Dave P.

Video link still is no good, lol! What's the story? Mike

Posted on 2005-04-18 12:46:48 by mike n.
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