The State Department urged Libya on Tuesday to provide fair compensation to the families of victims in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am flight over Scotland. “Obviously, we support justice for the Pan Am 103 families, and we support their efforts to receive due compensation,” deputy spokesman Adam Ereli said. According to published reports, Libya has concluded it no longer has a legal obligation to make final payments of $2 million to each of the families of those killed in the attack. Full Story
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