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Lebanon: Bahia Hariri, sister of late PM Rafic Hariri, visits his grave as tribunal announces verdict for his slaying

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Bahia Hariri, a Lebanese MP and sister of late Prime Minister Rafic Hariri, visits her brother’s grave in Beirut shortly after a UN-backed tribunal on Tuesday found a member of the Hezbollah Shiite movement guilty over his 2005 murder but cleared three other suspects after a years-long trial. IMAGES

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