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Source: Dubai – Arabia.net
Today, Sunday, the Libyan interim government headed by Abdullah Al-Thinni submitted its resignation to the speaker of parliament, Aguila Saleh, to be submitted to parliament for consideration, according to the parliament’s website.
The resignation of the interim government took place during an emergency meeting held by the President of Parliament to face the demands of the street due to the deterioration of the service and the living conditions of the citizen, among which the crisis of the power cuts stands out. light.
The army warns of infiltrators
In the context, the spokesman for the General Command of the Libyan Armed Forces, Ahmed Al-Mesmari, called on the protesters to pay attention to the “infiltrators of the Takfiri and Brotherhood elements” who are changing the direction of the demands for attack government agencies.
Abdullah Al-Thani, head of Libya’s interim government
He said in a video statement on Sunday on “Facebook” that the leadership affirms the right of the people to demonstrate, and affirms that it stands with the people to achieve their just demands and go out in demonstrations to demand their rights.
He also emphasized the continued protection of protesters and called on them to demonstrate in public squares in broad daylight until they are well secured.
Protests against power outages
Several protesters took to the streets of the city of Benghazi (in the east of the country) last Thursday night, to protest against power cuts for periods longer than 8 hours a day and the high prices of fuel, goods and food .
The protest in eastern Libya was preceded by the departure of hundreds of people to the west, specifically to the capital, Tripoli, last month, for successive days, calling for combating corruption, overthrowing the reconciliation government and the departure of all foreign forces present on Libyan lands.
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