The Libyan opposition has rejected a "road map" proposal by the African Union to bring an end to fighting between them and the government of Moammar Gadhafi, opposition leaders said Monday.
Rebel leaders Mustafa Abdul Jalil and Abdul Hafiz Ghoga said they would not agree to any plan that fails to include Gadhafi's removal.
The African Union plan, which Gadhafi agreed to in principle, does not provide any solution to the violence against the Libyan people, Ghoga said.
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Cheers erupted from supporters when the announcement was made. The leaders said the opposition remains open to any other proposals the African Union may make.
Gadhafi had agreed in principle to stop all hostilities in his North African nation and allow outside forces to help keep the peace, his government and African Union mediators said Monday in a joint statement.
Comentary:The good news that maybe they will stop fitting about this civil war that is happen in lybia about the rebeds,gadafi,and the allies forces that are atacking the gadafi loyal forces and destroying severals forces of gadafi.