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Meet the architect of the new Libya - The Washington Post
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Ali Sallabi and the new government in Libya in 2012
12/11/2011
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Meet the architect of the new Libya - The Washington Post
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Islamists say they are misunderstood. They only want freedom to go the mosque and individual freedoms. One Islamist leaders says westerners do not understand them and think they want to lock up their women in boxes. Islamist and Muslim Brotherhood rebels did a lot of the hard fighting against the Gaddafi regime and Belhaj is one of the leaders running the capital Tripoli. See the interview with Belhaj by Rod Nordland in the New York Times, Sept. 1, 2011. Belhaj says he is grateful to NATO and the West for the help in fighting Gaddafi and holds no rancor- even though he was turned over to the Gaddafi regime by the CIA in this amazing account by Nordland.
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The conflict in Libya with the regime entrenched in Tripoli.
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In Libya, âWe Won.â Then a Rebel Becomes a Martyr
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New York Times 03/06/2011
Libyan Oil and Finance Minister Ali Tarhouni
06/11/2011
Tarhouni was an exiled activist for three decades and has been overseas mostly in the U.S. He studied at Michigan State University and taught at the University of Washington. He was the first member of the Transitional Council based in Benghazi to go into Misrata at the height of the siege by fishing boat. He was the first member to go into Tripoli and setup offices there. He says damage to oil installations is only about 20% and wants to see oil production back up as soon as possible.
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In Libya, Unrest Brings Oil Industry to Standstill
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Italian Energy Firm Eni Restarts Its Libyan Production
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Meet the architect of the new Libya - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12/11/2011
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