Lebanon might be on the verge of a social and economic upheaval that could unite many Lebanese around a new banner for change, and in doing so put to rest the classical political division known as the March 8 and March 14 movements.
This trend could soon outpace the signs of a more hopeful political constellation in Lebanon. Agreement has been reached for a government that includes equal divisions (eight seats each) among the March 14 and March 8 coalitions, with another eight seats for independents.
