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بوابة الوسط
Crises weaken governments elsewhere, not in my homeland
The article discusses the crisis of power outages in Libya and how it has transformed into a protracted illness threatening people's lives. Crises are used as badges of shame to shake the shoulders of officials, with ministries and responsible figures accused of failure to solve the problem despite money wasted on ineffective projects. The writer explains that reform efforts have come to a halt, with old networks being only superficially repaired through words, while corruption and mismanagement hinder the implementation of real solutions. Meanwhile, citizens' suffering from power cuts worsens in hospitals, schools, and homes. The situation is attributed to current governments investing in weapons and corruption instead of developing sustainable alternative energy sources that could meet the country's needs and reduce dependence on oil. The conclusion suggests that the armed conflict and electricity crisis in Libya are artificially manufactured for political purposes, with the entire blame placed on the people’s feelings of grievance and injustice. There is now a call to break the silence and protest to save the homeland from the hands of the corrupt.
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