Tuesday, 20 Oct 2026 20 Shawwal 2026 AH Beirut
📰 2 sources 4 articles · 20 Oct 2026, 16:27 → 13 minutes ago

Lebanon's Constitutional Council accepts Aoun's appeal, annuls Article 3 of bank restructuring law

Lebanon's Constitutional Council accepted an appeal by President Michel Aoun against the bank restructuring law and annulled Article 3 of the law approved by Parliament. The step was described in one headline as a presidential victory.

📍 Where things stand: The decision annuls Article 3 of the bank restructuring law; the available reports do not include details on its reasoning or next steps.

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  1. 20 Oct 2026, 16:27 Information from "Lebanon Debate" said the Constitutional Council unanimously accepted President Michel Aoun's appeal and annulled Article 3 of the bank restructuring law passed by Parliament, a step described as a presidential victory. An earlier post had said the Council opened a loophole and struck the bank reform law without details.
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