By Riad Kobaissi, Tom Stocks (OCCRP), and Rana Sabbagh (OCCRP) KEY POINTS: Nady Salame, son of Lebanon’s central bank governor, was able to send over $6.5 million abroad while most Lebanese had their savings blocked.Salame was also able to convert large amounts of Lebanese pounds at the official rate as the street value of the pound collapsed.Salame’s transactions at the time included a payment to a luxury Italian furniture maker.The son of Lebanon’s central bank governor was able to transfer over $6.5 million out of the country while banking restrictions blocked ordinary citizens from accessi…