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Protests in Libya demand the removal of the GNU government amid broader political challenges.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 31
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Protests in Libya demand the removal of the GNU government amid broader political challenges.

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  1. Protests are now specifically targeting the central bank's operations.1 source
  2. Protests against the GNU government escalate Libya's political crisis.1 source

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