The mood is jumpy in Tripoli, Libya's capital, as it is in Benghazi, the second city, where the American ambassador and three of his colleagues were killed in the consulate on September nith. The prime minister, Mustafa Abushagur, who was elected by Libya's new proto-parliament the day after the murders, has yet to pick a government, so seems unable to order his security forces into action against the presumed perpetrators. Most Libyans sound strongly opposed to them.
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