Mouammar Kadhafi
Mouammar Kadhafi was the Libyan revolutionary leader who ruled Libya from 1969 until his overthrow and death in 2011. His regime was characterized by authoritarianism, a unique political philosophy called the Third International Theory, and significant oil wealth, which he used to promote his vision of Pan-Arabism and support various militant groups worldwide. Kadhafi's controversial leadership style and human rights abuses made him a polarizing figure on the global stage. His alleged involvement in financing foreign political campaigns, including that of Nicolas Sarkozy, has led to ongoing scrutiny even after his death.
Born on Jun 07, 1942 (83 years old)
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Mouammar Kadhafi was the dictator of Libya whose fall in 2011 led to ongoing divisions in the country.
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Nicolas Sarkozy is suspected of having made a 'corruption pact' with the Libyan dictator Mouammar Kadhafi.
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Mouammar Kadhafi was the leader of Libya whose regime faced unprecedented protests that were violently repressed.
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Nicolas Sarkozy is suspected of having made a 'corruption pact' with the Libyan dictator Mouammar Kadhafi.
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The article mentions the fall of dictator Mouammar Kadhafi in 2011 as a pivotal moment in Libya's history.
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Mouammar Kadhafi was the former leader of Libya who was overthrown during the civil war in 2011.
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Mouammar Kadhafi is accused of having made a corrupt pact with Nicolas Sarkozy to finance his campaign.
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Monaco:
Muammar Kadhafi is mentioned as the Libyan dictator involved in the alleged corruption pact with Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Monaco:
Mouammar Kadhafi is alleged to have financed Nicolas Sarkozy's presidential campaign in exchange for diplomatic favors.
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Mouammar Kadhafi is implicated as the former Libyan dictator in the corruption case against Nicolas Sarkozy.
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