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Beirut’s pricey chicken sandwich sparks discourse over disparity in Lebanon

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A $13 chicken sandwich sold at the Glow Paradise eatery in Beirut has become a focal point for public debate regarding economic inequality in Lebanon. The price of the 'Chic Taouk' wrap has drawn criticism from residents facing severe financial hardship, even as the item continues to see consistent sales among some consumers.

The controversy highlights the stark disparity within the country, where inflation rates have surged to more than four times the global average. The sandwich has emerged as a symbol of the widening gap between those with access to foreign currency and the broader population struggling with the ongoing economic crisis.

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