Lebanese protesters dig in, even after proposed reforms

BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese protesters have set up barricades in the streets around their central rallying point in Beirut.
They’re digging in Tuesday for a sixth day of nationwide anti-government demonstrations, dismissing proposed economic reforms and insisting the government step down.
Walid Joumblatt, a powerful politician who has representatives in the government, criticized the reforms as “weak drugs” that aim to buy time.
Prime Minister Saad Hariri offered a reform pack