Are there any connections between the movement against solidere to other social struggles both inside and outside of Lebanon?

Is the movement against Solidere united with an aim and general demands?

Do the affected people (i.e. the replaced families) themselves participate?

Is there a particular party or organization as a supporter or head of the movement?

Is there any movement against Solidere? How are they organized?

Is there any link between political or religious belonging and the opinion about Solidere?

How much percent of the population do not agree with the way Solidere rebuilt the downtown?

Do you see any parallels between urban transformation in other cities in the world and the development in Beirut?

Do you think there is a connection between Neoliberalism and the reconstruction of downtown?

Are there any people you would blame personally for doing something wrong with the reconstruction?

Did Solidere show any attendance to discuss with the population?

Has there been a public discussion about the critiques on the reconstruction?

What are the main critiques on the reconstruction in general?

What do you dislike about the way of reconstruction?

Do you think there could have been another way of dealing with the destroyed area, like renovate the buildings instead of demolishing them?

Have the people of Beirut been aware of what happens in downtown at the beginning of the deconstruction?

Has there been any resistance against the expropriation of land in downtown?

Has there been solidarity among the affected and also from the other Beiruti population?

Has there been resistance against the replacement?