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The contested transitional national council (TNC) refuses to resign and signs of civil war are still visible
The President of the Libyan supreme authority, Mustafa Abdul Jalil one of the credible personalities of TNC, is threatening to resign, following the Friday’s massive protests, especially in Benghazi .


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