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La cosecha de aceitunas del sur de Líbano, rehén de la «Línea Amarilla» israelí

Los agricultores necesitan permisos para llegar a sus olivares.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 3 h ago · 1 min read
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Los olivareros del sur de Líbano tienen dificultades para llegar a sus campos tras la «Línea Amarilla» israelí. Algunos obtuvieron permisos en Deir Mimas; otros fueron rechazados en Kfar Shuba.

El Ministerio de Agricultura estima que cerca del 53 % de las tierras del Sur y Nabatieh han sido inaccesibles por momentos.

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South Lebanon's olive harvest held hostage behind Israel's 'Yellow Line'

Farmers need permits to reach groves inside the zone; officials say about half of the south's farmland has been out of reach at times.

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