Lebanon braces for what many expect to be the largest protests on the fourth day of anti-government demonstrations.
Anti-government protesters wave a large Lebanese flag during a demonstration in Beirut, Lebanon, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019. Protests erupted in Lebanon after the government proposed new taxes criticized for hitting low income groups the hardest.
Thousands of people of all ages were gathering in Beirut’s central square Sunday waving Lebanese flags and chanting the “people want to bring down the regime.”
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