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In Libya, increasingly divergent views of Gaddafi
TOBRUK, LIBYA - On Libya's northeastern border, there are no visa procedures and no passport-control officers. There's just a gaggle of armed young men - defected soldiers and police officers - waving people through.
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By Leila Fadel
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In Libya, increasingly divergent views of Gaddafi
TOBRUK, LIBYA - On Libya's northeastern border, there are no visa procedures and no passport-control officers. There's just a gaggle of armed young men - defected soldiers and police officers - waving people through.-
By Leila Fadel