Guerra Civil Líbia (2014–2020) (Portuguese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Guerra Civil Líbia (2014–2020)" in Portuguese language version.

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  • «Why Picking Sides in Libya won't work». Foreign Policy. 6 de março de 2015  "One is the internationally recognized government based in the eastern city of Tobruk and its military wing, Operation Dignity, led by General Khalifa Haftar. The other is the Tripoli government installed by the Libya Dawn coalition, which combines Islamist militias with armed groups from the city of Misrata. The Islamic State has recently established itself as a third force"
  • (6 de novembro de 2014)The Supreme Court Decision That’s Ripping Libya Apart Eljarh, Mohamed - Foreign Policy (em inglês)

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  • (21 de maio de 2014)[1] Gulf News (em inglês)

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  • Jon Lee Anderson (23 fev 2015). «Letter from Libya. The Unravelling». The New Yorker. There is no overstating the chaos of post-Qaddafi Libya. Two competing governments claim legitimacy. Armed militias roam the streets. The electricity is frequently out of service, and most business is at a standstill; revenues from oil, the country’s greatest asset, have dwindled by more than ninety per cent. Some three thousand people have been killed by fighting in the past year, and nearly a third of the country’s population has fled across the border to Tunisia. 

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