In Libya, Post-Conflict Phase Is More Construction Than Reconstruction
By Catherine Cheney,
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As clashes between rival Libyan militias continue, with a particularly violent battle erupting earlier this week, the fighting that has left hundreds dead or displaced threatens to divide the country.
The violence also poses a problem for reconstruction efforts, in part because of its potential to undermine the country’s upcoming elections, currently scheduled for June 20. ...
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