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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi seems to be losing his 41-year grip on power. Protests start in the eastern city, Benghazi, on February 17; there are reports of dozens of deaths as security forces – perhaps helped by foreign mercenaries – try to clear the streets of protesters. Demonstrations intensify and spread to the capital Tripoli , where government buildings are set ablaze. Gaddafi’s son makes a long, off-the-cuff statement on state television on February 20, warning of “rivers of blood” if the government’s offers of reforms were rejected. His speech goes largely ignored by protesters; the following day sees the worst single day of violence since the Arab unrest began. Rights groups claim more than 500 people have been killed so far in Libya. Gaddafi makes a short and bizarre statement, insisting he is still in Tripoli, while ambassadors and army officers begin to publicly turn their backs on the regime. Population: 5.6 million (2006 census)Human Development Index1: 53rdUnemployment: 30% (2004 estimate) *“HDI”:http://hdr.undp.org/en/media/HDR_2010_EN_Table1.pdf is calculated according to factors such as schooling, life expectancy and gross national income and is used by the UN’s Development Programme for its Human development reports. back to all countries