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The article discusses the electricity protests in western Libya, which have turned into an uprising against the authorities. The protests began on July 23rd due to ongoing power outages, with protesters demanding improvements in living conditions and accountability from officials. The demonstrations have led to road blockages and clashes with security forces, focusing pressure on the electricity company and the government, which are accused of being responsible for the crisis. A severe heatwave has exerted significant pressure on the power grid, as electricity consumption surged due to air conditioning use, coupled with a decline in natural gas supplies and production shortages. This has resulted in power outages lasting more than ten hours, affecting basic goods and services. The protests have expanded to include calls for civil disobedience and targeting state institutions, reflecting a decline in public trust in the government amidst ongoing public anger over failed reforms and the failure to address the crisis.
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