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The political scene in Libya is witnessing intense clashes over the electoral laws governing the presidential and parliamentary elections. The High Council of State rejects the unilateral decisions issued by the Parliament, further deepening the institutional deadlock and threatening to derail any peaceful settlement. The main points of disagreement include amendments to candidacy requirements, such as the application of nationality relinquishment and speeding up the candidacy procedures, as well as increasing the number of endorsements needed and making changes to the pathways of the executive authority. Political experts affirmed that these decisions conflict with Article 15 of the political agreement, and that ongoing differences could halt the electoral process altogether, preventing an agreement on the organization of elections and the completion of legislative and executive institutions.
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