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Rousse made in Mâcon. Journaliste made in #Cuej. Immigrée en #Libye/#Tunisie. Maman écolo. Co-auteur Jours Tranquilles à Tripoli dumas.mary@gmail.com
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The Libyan desert oasis that welcomes thousands of Sudanese: ‘The refugees are our guests. They are our brothers’

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By Maryline Dumas Verified
| El País Verified
Between 40,000 and 60,000 people displaced by the Sudanese conflict have arrived in the city of Kufra, where they work, trade, and live in informal settlements. In total, more than half a million have been taken in by neighboring Libya Informal commercial space in Kufra, Libya.Maryline Dumas Maryline Dumas Kufra (Libya) - It’s just like being in Sudan, or almost. In her café, framed by colorful fabrics and with a clay floor, Nafissa Boubaker prepares coffee the way they do back home, with spices.
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El oasis del desierto libio que acoge a miles de sudaneses: "Los refugiados son nuestros invitados. Son nuestros hermanos"

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By Maryline Dumas Verified
| MSN España
Maryline Dumas Como en Sudán , o casi. En su café delimitado por telas de colores y con suelo de tierra batida, Nafissa Boubaker prepara el café como en su país, con especias. Sin embargo, esta madre de 39 años está muy lejos de su tierra natal: le llevó un mes y 20.000 libras sudanesas (28,63 euros), una “fortuna” para ella, llegar hasta Kufra, la primera ciudad libia accesible desde las fronteras del sur de Egipto, Sudán y Chad .
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Fifteen years after Libya’s uprising, instability persists as elections drift further away

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By Maryline Dumas Verified
| L'Orient Today Verified
Like an echo from the past. Waving the plain green flags of the Gaddafi era, tens of thousands gathered on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026 at the cemetery in Bani Walid, western Libya, to pay tribute to the “martyrdom” of Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of deposed dictator Moammar Gaddafi (1942-2011).Three days earlier, he had been assassinated under murky circumstances at his residence in Zintan, in the northwest.
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