VOICED: Tripoli residents celebrate a new revolution

The transcript discusses the historical coup of 1969 and the recent overthrow of the former strongman, highlighting the changes in Green Square, now Martyrs Square. It covers the February 17th revolution, which brought a sense of freedom to Libya. Despite Kadafi's call for resistance, security measures in Tripoli are heightened. Rumors of attacks are seen as attempts by the old regime to instill fear, but the public is gradually embracing their newfound freedom.

What significant change occurred in Green Square following the overthrow of Gaddafi?

• It was turned into a museum.

• It was closed to the public.

• It became a marketplace.

• It was renamed Martyrs Square.

What is the February 17th revolution known for?

• The end of foreign intervention.

• The establishment of a new dictatorship.

• The liberation of the Libyan people.

• The start of a new monarchy.

How did Gaddafi's regime react to the insurgency?

• By forming a new government.

• By negotiating peace.

• By urging supporters to resist.

• By fleeing the country.

What measures are being taken by the police in Tripoli?

• They are reducing their presence.

• They are conducting regular patrols.

• They are on high alert and checking suspicious individuals.

• They are organizing community events.

What is the general sentiment among the people of Tripoli after the revolution?

• There is a demand for Gaddafi's return.

• There is a call for more protests.

• Fear is subsiding and freedom is being enjoyed.

• Fear is increasing.