Libyan Islamists Suffer Losses As Final Poll Result Delayed -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Libya’s main Islamist party has recorded further setbacks in the latest results from the country’s first free election since Muammar Qaddafi’s downfall.
As election officials postponed the final declaration until today or tomorrow, partial tallies showed the Muslim Brotherhood’s Justice and Construction party falling far behind the National Forces Alliance of Mahmoud Jibril, a University of Pittsburgh PhD who served both Qaddafi and the rebels that overthrew him.
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