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Guest Post: AU Failure in Libya? Maybe Not » Libyan leader Gaddafi and Uganda’s President Museveni talk during the AU Summit in Kampala

Libyan leader Gaddafi and Uganda's President Museveni talk during the AU Summit in Kampala
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni (L) talk during the African Union (AU) Summit in Uganda’s capital Kampala July 27, 2010. The AU will beef up peacekeeping troops in Somalia, but will not allow them to attack Islamists there despite the urging of several countries after the rebels killed 76 people in suicide attacks in Uganda. REUTERS/Benedicte Desrus (UGANDA – Tags: POLITICS)

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