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Libya, United States
Creaghan as Libya’s pet lobbyist

The American lobbying firm AUX Initiatives is continuing to load up on Libyan contracts. The agency headed by James Creaghan [...]

Published on 28/08/2014 at 23:01 GMT

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AUX Initiatives
Bashir Musa
Belgian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce
GLINCO
James Creaghan
Khalifa Harb
Lafico

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AUX Initiatives
Bashir Musa
Belgian-Libyan Chamber of Commerce
GLINCO
James Creaghan
Khalifa Harb
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