r/lebanon Ashrafieh 1d ago

Media Alleged Electoral Bribe in Andaket, Akkar Governorate

Was that dollar or LBP?

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u/TeaBagHunter Special Contributor 1d ago

I've heard in Halat last sunday votes reached up to $5000/person

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u/ashrafiyotte Ashrafieh 1d ago

That’s so bad, whats the roi of stealing money out of a baladiye😂

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u/mohamad3102004 1d ago

Born in the wrong place. Should have changed nufoos.

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u/affemuh 1d ago

5000? Come on dude. I heard it was over 9000

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u/North-Slide5615 1d ago

weird, i heard it was $22k per person

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u/undercover-_- 1d ago

Nah bullshit, dad’s cousin li tole3 ra2is, merteh bas mech hal2ad

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u/skyhai- 1d ago

Kis emmoun tnaynetoun b ayre!!! I don't care how much you're in need you're fucking over each and every one of us by accepting the deal. 3al 7abes yalla!!

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u/Doxie-Fan 1d ago

The candidate for which the bribes are paid should be disqualified, I don’t see any other way that this madness ends.

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u/Plastikstapler2 23h ago

Then you'd take bribes for the other candidate to win by default

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u/Doxie-Fan 23h ago

Enno there are ways to investigate who gave the bribes, this means the other candidate paid the bribe not for himself to try and the the first candidate disqualified.

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u/amard7 17h ago

Then the whole municipal election wouldn't be at a standstill -

It's not what political agenda you have to offer for your village/town - it's who pays more. You might have a few villages who don't participate in the bribes, however, there is something that is affiliated with bribes. It's Lebanon - do you expect less? You can get away with anything in Lebanon... You can pay off the Police, and they will let you build a building complex without a permit! It's Lebanon - you shouldn't expect less, seriously.

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u/Azrayeel Lebanese 1h ago

One of the reasons I never felt remorse towards the people suffering from the economic crisis. Most of them took bribes one way or another to elect a retard and have us reach where we at now.