Benghazi (Libya) (AFP) - Libya's internationally recognised parliament on Monday voted no confidence in a UN-backed unity government, a spokesman said, in a blow to efforts to end the country's political chaos.
"The majority of lawmakers present at the parliament session (on Monday) voted no confidence in the government," said Adam Boussakhra, a spokesman for the legislature based in the country's far east.
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