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MP-turned-consultant Pierre Lellouche returns to the Libya debate

The former secretary of state in charge of foreign trade and former French deputy Pierre Lellouche. © Korbi Yann/ABACA/Reuters

L'ancien secrétaire d'Etat chargé du commerce extérieur et ex-député français Pierre Lellouche se replonge dans les affaires libyennes. [...] (172 words)

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