Libya's Oil Sector in Crisis as Union Suspends Work
Libya's oil sector faces a new crisis as the General Petroleum Union suspends work gradually in all oil fields and ports.
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Libya's oil sector faces a new crisis as the General Petroleum Union suspends work gradually in all oil fields and ports.
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