Interviews, reports and filmed contributions featuring Maroun El Khaouli, with direct links to original publishers and platforms. Search by topic, platform or date range.
Lebnanouna publishes a recording captioned as a speech by union leader Maroun El Khaouli. Verified metadata does not identify the occasion or publication date, so neither is inferred.
The campaign publishes Khaouli’s speech at a meeting supporting implementation of smoking-control Law 174 and opposing its amendment. The caption mentions Wednesday 17 October without a clear year, so the event date is not inferred.
A Beirut24 clip whose published caption presents Khaouli's criticism of neglecting rising living costs.
Beirut24's published caption presents Khaouli's criticism of the cost-of-living index committee in the context of greeting workers.
Jusoor News' published caption presents Khaouli warning about Lebanon's unemployment indicator and the risk of severe social unrest; verification is based on the clip's indexed title.
AlJadeed published an interview clip presenting Khaouli's view that workers bear the financial crisis's cost.
A reposted Red TV clip discusses Khaouli's position on unfair dismissals according to its published caption.
A clip from Khaouli's account concerns MPs' allowances according to indexed metadata.
Red TV's published caption presents Khaouli warning about public anger and discussing protests across Lebanese regions.
The indexed text records Khaouli criticising the government's approach to waste and recovery of public property and quarry revenues, in a clip framed around tensions and protest.
The post's hashtags associate this clip with a Syrian delegation visit, cancellation and protest.
The report includes Khaouli’s assessment of President Joseph Aoun’s meeting with EU leaders and his call for a clear, time-bound national plan for Syrian refugee return.
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