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The reasons why.


For the last two years Brescia Middle East has been awarded several government contracts in Lebanon and successfully executed all of them.
This fact became a threat to competition that decided to launch a defamation campaign hoping that such an attempt will destabilize us and that our partnerships will be broken due to fabricated stories that are being published online. 
They chose to criminalize us for their commercial gain however such a cheap attempt is not uncommon in fact many rising companies, business man and politicians have faced such an obstacle when they started to get noticed and competition felt threatened , but none of the cases went unpunished and our case will not be any diffrerent.


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