Libya Braces for 'Day of Rage'

Unrest

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 4:35PM EDT / Published Feb. 17, 2011 1:29AM EST

The challenge to Muammar Gaddafi continues: Anti-government activists in Libya have used social networking sites to arrange for a “Day of Rage” on Thursday, inspired by similar events in Egypt and Tunisia. It figures to be the third consecutive day of unrest in Libya. On Wednesday, at least two people were killed as hundreds of protesters burned down police stations in the town of al-Baida. Experts say an Egypt-style revolt is unlikely because Libya is mostly able to address social problems like unemployment with its huge oil revenues.

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Libya Braces for 'Day of Rage'