Libya

Five years after Gaddafi's death: The balance sheet of imperialist intervention

Written by Roberto Sarti Thursday, 03 November 2016
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latuff libyaFive years ago, on October 20, 2011, Muammar Gaddafi was caught and shot dead by the militias of the Libyan National Transitional Council, with the active support of the French Intelligence services. But what have the imperialists achieved?

 

Libya – a new imperialist intervention is being prepared

Written by Roberto Sarti Monday, 14 March 2016
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220px-Palmaria bengasi 1903 0612 b1Everything has now been set in place for an imperialist intervention in Libya. Ashton Carter, United States Defence Secretary, has anointed Italy as leader of the “Coalition”. Meanwhile, in Italy, the past imperialist master of Libya, the war drums are beating.

 

Libya – No to imperialist intervention!

Written by Roberto Sarti Thursday, 26 February 2015
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latuff libyaThe political, tribal, and religious divisions in Libya, which have been fuelled for many years by imperialism, are dragging the country into a bloody civil war, never seen before. Just as in Iraq, military intervention by the imperialists rather than stabilise the country enormously destabilised it.

   

After the death of Gaddafi: Revolution and counterrevolution in Libya

Written by Alan Woods Friday, 21 October 2011
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After the death of Gaddafi: Revolution and counterrevolution in LibyaThe capture and killing of Colonel Gaddafi has been described in detail by the mass media in all its gory details. With the death of Gaddafi and the taking of Sirte the National Transitional Council is talking about forming a transitional government. The NTC is recognized by the imperialist powers whose interests it represents. However, many ordinary Libyans look with justified mistrust at the NTC and their imperialist backers.

 

Libyan oil workers strike for the removal of managers linked to Gaddafi

Written by Jorge Martin Friday, 21 October 2011
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201110-Libyan-Waha-oil-workers-demo-thWorkers at Waha Oil company have been on strike and holding protests for 7 weeks now. Their main demand is the purge of the top management of the company from directors whom they accuse of being stooges of the old regime. It is an example of class issues coming to the fore once the old regime has been put to one side.

   

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