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Google News: News Summary from the US/InternationAl Press on the Libyan Crisis - by Morgan ...
[Tripoli Post] - The spokesman, Mousa Ibrahim, said NATO had stepped up its attacks around the country, apparently in response to the rebel leaders' criticism. “It seems they felt sorry for these guys crying on TV and they had a wave of attacks,” Mr. Ibrahim said
Official: Reform possible if Gadhafi leads
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[UPI.com] - Speaking in Tripoli, Ibrahim said Gadhafi was "a safety valve for the country to remain together." Libya was open to political reform, including "elections, referendums, anything," Ibrahim said, as long as Gadhafi was at the helm.
Google News: Libyan Government 'Ready' to Discuss Reforms, But With Qathafi as Leader'
[Tripoli Post] - Libya is ready to negotiate reforms, such as elections or a referendum, but only its own people can decide whether Muammar Al Qathafi should stay on as leader, government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said in Tripoli. While Libyan state TV Monday evening
Google News: Libyans Angered by Fuel, Food Shortages, reports
[Tripoli Post] that started February 15, and Western sanctions and air strikes, are reported to have begun to openly predict a change in the leadership, particularly after the government's spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said Libya was ready for a "political solution".
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