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Libyan Protests Flare as Government Struggles to Keep Lights On

Protests broke out again in the Libyan capital after the energy-rich country suffered its third widespread blackout in two days, fueling public anger over deteriorating basic services.

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Libyan Protests Flare as Government Struggles to Keep Lights On
Protests broke out again in the Libyan capital after the energy-rich country suffered its third widespread blackout in two days, fueling public anger over deteriorating basic services.
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