Contrasting realities in Libya for French minister's visitTRIPOLI/BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - A hundred meters from the office of Libyan Prime Minister Fayaz al-Seraj in Tripoli, guards at a detention center for migrants had a message for a visiting French delegation: no minister, no journalists, nobody is allowed in.      French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian went to Libya on Thursday to revive U.N. talks between rival groups controlling the west and east, with a view to stabilizing a nation in turmoil since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. But the Tripoli leg of the visit showed how difficult it will be to find anyone capable of imposing authority, with a weak U.N.-backed government depending on an array of armed factions, each with its own agenda. After meeting Seraj in his impressive office, Le Drian was meant to visit the nearby detention facility to see conditions for African migrants caught as they try to reach Europe. But after CNN aired a video appearing to show migrants being auctioned off as slaves, Libyan officials are on edge, with guards refusing to let the French visitors through the detention camp s thick steel door.  What do you want to call it?   said a visibly tetchy man who described himself as the supervisor.  It is a detention center. Nobody is allowed. Not the minister and not journalists. Not allowed.  French officials played down the incident, saying there had been no time for a visit anyway. But it was symptomatic of how Seraj s government is struggling to make an impact, failing to fix anything from electric power cuts to a collapsing currency. Seraj promised to tackle migrant trafficking, but French officials say that will depend on which armed groups are prepared to help him.  While armed factions are vying for control in Tripoli, power in Benghazi is in the hands of one man, General Khalifa Haftar, whose forces have driven out Islamist fighters.  It s a lot more ordered here. There s no doubt here that there is just one chief,  said a European security contractor in Benghazi. Haftar s self-styled Libyan National Army is made up of different groups, which he struggles at times to control. But the general, who hopes to run for the Libyan presidency next year, sought to impress his French visitor with as much fanfare as possible. Soldiers stood at strategic points, uniforms spotless and boots polished, in contrast to other parts of Libya, where armed groups are more informally dressed in a mixture of uniforms and civilian clothes.  Opponents accuse Haftar of Gaddafi-style high-handedness and of trying to revive a police state, something his supporters vehemently deny. He did not leave his office during the French visit, leaving Le Drian to review air, sea and land forces as a military band struggled to play La Marseillaise. Haftar s aides did not allow journalists to film his meeting with le Drian with their phones.   I appreciate the frankness of our exchanges,  Le Drian said after an hour-long discussion.  That s quite natural,  Haftar responded loftily.     Haftar is attempting to position himself as a presidential candidate, but there is still sporadic fighting in Benghazi despite his having declared victory in July. One diplomat recalled how Haftar was envious of Seraj after he met U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington last month, perhaps sensing a shift in the Libyan balance of power.      I don t know how comfortable he (Haftar) is feeling, because I sense that this time the security was much more stringent than when we were last here (in August),  said a French official.  He may be feeling some pressure.  worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Contrasting realities in Libya for French minister's visitTRIPOLI/BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - A hundred meters from the office of Libyan Prime Minister Fayaz al-Seraj in Tripoli, guards at a detention center for migrants had a message for a visiting French delegation: no minister, no journalists, nobody is allowed in.      French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian went to Libya on Thursday to revive U.N. talks between rival groups controlling the west and east, with a view to stabilizing a nation in turmoil since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. But the Tripoli leg of the visit showed how difficult it will be to find anyone capable of imposing authority, with a weak U.N.-backed government depending on an array of armed factions, each with its own agenda. After meeting Seraj in his impressive office, Le Drian was meant to visit the nearby detention facility to see conditions for African migrants caught as they try to reach Europe. But after CNN aired a video appearing to show migrants being auctioned off as slaves, Libyan officials are on edge, with guards refusing to let the French visitors through the detention camp s thick steel door.  What do you want to call it?   said a visibly tetchy man who described himself as the supervisor.  It is a detention center. Nobody is allowed. Not the minister and not journalists. Not allowed.  French officials played down the incident, saying there had been no time for a visit anyway. But it was symptomatic of how Seraj s government is struggling to make an impact, failing to fix anything from electric power cuts to a collapsing currency. Seraj promised to tackle migrant trafficking, but French officials say that will depend on which armed groups are prepared to help him.  While armed factions are vying for control in Tripoli, power in Benghazi is in the hands of one man, General Khalifa Haftar, whose forces have driven out Islamist fighters.  It s a lot more ordered here. There s no doubt here that there is just one chief,  said a European security contractor in Benghazi. Haftar s self-styled Libyan National Army is made up of different groups, which he struggles at times to control. But the general, who hopes to run for the Libyan presidency next year, sought to impress his French visitor with as much fanfare as possible. Soldiers stood at strategic points, uniforms spotless and boots polished, in contrast to other parts of Libya, where armed groups are more informally dressed in a mixture of uniforms and civilian clothes.  Opponents accuse Haftar of Gaddafi-style high-handedness and of trying to revive a police state, something his supporters vehemently deny. He did not leave his office during the French visit, leaving Le Drian to review air, sea and land forces as a military band struggled to play La Marseillaise. Haftar s aides did not allow journalists to film his meeting with le Drian with their phones.   I appreciate the frankness of our exchanges,  Le Drian said after an hour-long discussion.  That s quite natural,  Haftar responded loftily.     Haftar is attempting to position himself as a presidential candidate, but there is still sporadic fighting in Benghazi despite his having declared victory in July. One diplomat recalled how Haftar was envious of Seraj after he met U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington last month, perhaps sensing a shift in the Libyan balance of power.      I don t know how comfortable he (Haftar) is feeling, because I sense that this time the security was much more stringent than when we were last here (in August),  said a French official.  He may be feeling some pressure.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: contrasting realities libya french minister libya reuters a hundred meters office libyan prime minister fatal triple guards detention center migrants message visiting french delegation minister journalists nobody allowed french foreign minister le brian went libya thursday revive talks rival groups controlling west east view stabilizing nation turmoil since fall grammar gaddafi but triple leg visit showed difficult find anyone capable imposing authority weak government depending array armed factions agenda after meeting sera impressive office le brian meant visit nearby detention facility see conditions african migrants caught try reach europe but cnn aired video appearing show migrants auctioned slaves libyan officials edge guards refusing let french visitors detention camp thick steel door what want call said visibly tech man described supervisor it detention center nobody allowed not minister journalists not allowed french officials played incident saying time visit anyway but symptomatic sera government struggling make impact failing fix anything electric power cuts collapsing currency sera promised tackle migrant trafficking french officials say depend armed groups prepared help while armed factions vying control triple power bengali hands one man general khalifa after whose forces driven islamic fighters it lot ordered there doubt one chief said european security contractor bengali after libyan national army made different groups struggles times control but general hopes run libyan presidency next year sought impress french visitor much fanfare possible soldiers stood strategic points uniforms spoilers boots polished contrast parts libya armed groups informally dressed mixture uniforms civilian clothes opponents accuse after trying revive police state something supporters vehemently deny he leave office french visit leaving le brian review air sea land forces military band struggled play la marseillaise after aides allow journalists film meeting le brian phones i appreciate frankness exchanges le brian said discussion that quite natural after responded lofty after attempting position presidential candidate still sporadic fighting bengali despite declared victory july one diplomat recalled after obvious sera met president donald trump washington last month perhaps sensing shift libyan balance power i know comfortable after feeling i sense time security much stringent last august said french official he may feeling pressure worldnews