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April 5, 2012

The Slow Unraveling of Libya

Joshua Foust, PBS

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Part of the reason so few seem to know about the awful things happening to Libya is because NATO's leadership seems determined to ignore it.

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TAGGED: United Nations, Libya, NATO, UN

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