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The following lists events that happened in
2009
in
Lebanon
Incumbents
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edit
]
President
:
Michel Suleiman
Prime Minister
:
Fouad Siniora
(until 9 November),
Saad Hariri
(starting 9 November)
Events
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edit
]
In the
2009 Lebanese general election
, the American-backed party
March 14 Alliance
defeated
Hezbollah
in the polls.
[
1
]
References
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edit
]
^
Slackman, Michael (2009-06-07).
"U.S.-Backed Alliance Wins in Lebanon"
.
The New York Times
.
ISSN
0362-4331
. Retrieved
2022-07-20
.
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