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الشرق الأوسط
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Libya’s Office of the Attorney General has entered the dispute over who heads the intelligence service, calling on the Presidential Council, the Government of National Unity, the Finance Ministry and the Central Bank to comply with court rulings, refrain from opening new accounts in the agency’s name, and ensure its employees are paid. Hussein al-Aib is holding on to his post and rejecting the Presidential Council’s June 28 decision to remove him and appoint Abdulmajid Mleigta. Presidential Council head Mohamed al-Menfi says appointing and dismissing the agency’s leadership falls within the council’s powers, and has referred the dispute to the Supreme Court. Court rulings have annulled or suspended decisions to change the agency’s leadership, while al-Menfi has warned that the agency could split, be run under competing administrations, and leave its employees’ entitlements in limbo.
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