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January 25, 2012

Libyan Government Faces Growing Frustration

Alice Fordham, Washington Post

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As Libya's interim government struggles to bring security, stability and democracy to the country, a burgeoning protest movement is rocking the fragile nation, venting grudges and challenging the legitimacy of the ruling authorities.

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