There’s also the possibility that Qaddafi could go into exile. Venezuela – led by Qaddafi’s ally in anti-Americanism, Hugo Chávez – is at the top of the list of possible destinations, CNN reports. Zimbabwe, led by Robert Mugabe, another internationally reviled head of state, is another possibility. The two men share a hatred of the West and strong support for pan-Africanism. CNN floats Cuba, Syria, and Sudan (President Omar al-Bashir is also wanted by the International Criminal Court) as other possible sanctuaries.
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