عين ليبيا
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The writer discusses in the article the continued repetition of political negotiation tracks in Libya, such as the Skhirat, Geneva, and 4+4 agreements, which rely on the same parties and tools and involve international intervention that re-cycles old faces. He emphasizes that these tracks do not represent the will of the Libyan people and that they lead to prolonging the transitional phase and repeating failure, while the looting of resources continues with the collusion of those who dominate the scene. He stresses the necessity for the decision to be returned to the people through direct elections and a clear constitution, and calls on the international community to realize the Libyans' will instead of safeguarding external interests that hinder the construction of a stable, legitimate, and self-governing state capable of managing its affairs independently.
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