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Taylor visits Libya

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    President Charles Taylor held talks with the Libyan leader Moammar Kadhafi this week on what he called a visit "to congratulate" Kadhafi on the suspension of UN sanctions, news organisations reported on Tuesday.

    Taylor, on his second visit to Libya in two years, arrived in Libya on Monday. News agencies and the official Libyan media did not say how long the Liberian president would be in the country. It said the two leaders had discussed issues ranging from conflicts in Africa to bilateral affairs.

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