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Lahoud offers condolences on Hariri demise
The Lebanese President Emile Lhoud on Friday visited the house of the late former Lebanese prime minister Rafic Hariri where he offered condolences to his two sons. This was after he did not attend the Hariri funeral.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/19/2005

Lebanon searches for 6 suspects who left for Australia
Lebanon said it is searching for 6 persons that left for Australia from Beirut airport just hours after the assassination of the former Lebanese prime minister Rafic Hariri in the downtown of Beirut, leaving trace of TNT explosives on their seats in the plane.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/19/2005

Lebanon rejects international investigation of the Hariri assassination
The Lebanese prime minister Omar Karami on Friday renewed his government's rejection to opening an international investigation to the Hariri assassination.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/19/2005

Continued moves of the Lebanese opposition
The reaction of the Lebanese government to appoint a new minister of tourism came after the announcement of the Lebanese opposition on Friday in its meeting following the assassination of Hariri the launching of what it called "the peaceful and democratic uprising for independence," in reaction to the "criminal policy conducted by the Syrian and Lebanese authority."
Lebanon, Politics, 2/19/2005

Lebanese officials reaction to assassination crime
Former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss on Friday voiced great regret over some Lebanese to exploit the assassination of ex-prime Minister Rafic Hariri to serve flagrant political purposes.
Lebanon, Politics, 2/19/2005

Qaresli and Hariri's assassination