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Protests have spread in western Libya, especially in Tripoli and neighboring areas, where protesters announced the start of a civil disobedience campaign aimed at overthrowing the Government of National Unity headed by Abdul Hamid Dbeibah. The protests are driven by deteriorating living conditions, power outages, currency shortages, and the failure to hold elections scheduled since 2021. Government buildings, including ministries of Finance, Youth, and Sports, as well as media outlets and service companies, have been shut down to disrupt the functioning of government institutions and to demand the prosecution of corrupt officials and political and service reforms. The protests, which have involved road blockades and gunfire directed at protesters, have met with security responses and assurances of the right to express opinions. Meanwhile, protesters continue to push for their demands and better basic services, as observers watch to see how widespread the demonstrations will become.
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