CARACAS, 3 Mar. (Reuters) - Venezuela wants the former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva leads the team with which he intends to Caracas to mediate the political crisis in Libya, according to a source told Reuters the Venezuelan government. However, the source of that interest has clarified that Lula is the leader of the mediation committee is still in a stage "preliminary." Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has offered his country's mediation in the crisis in Libya, which has been immersed for weeks in a social conflict that has taken on shades of war, with clashes between rebels and anti-regime forces.
Libyan newspaper 'Yosberides' the old 'Quryna', had previously pointed out that the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, had accepted the proposal of Chavez, while the Venezuelan Information Minister Andres Izarra had also confirmed the willingness of Libya . Furthermore, Izarra confirmed that the Arab League has expressed interest in Chavez's proposal to create a peace commission formed by countries friendly to Libya to discuss with both parties and resolve the crisis.
However, the Arab League chief Amr Moussa on Thursday clarified that the proposed mediation only is "under consideration" and therefore would not yet closed the partnership or its details. 
Libyan newspaper 'Yosberides' the old 'Quryna', had previously pointed out that the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, had accepted the proposal of Chavez, while the Venezuelan Information Minister Andres Izarra had also confirmed the willingness of Libya . Furthermore, Izarra confirmed that the Arab League has expressed interest in Chavez's proposal to create a peace commission formed by countries friendly to Libya to discuss with both parties and resolve the crisis.
However, the Arab League chief Amr Moussa on Thursday clarified that the proposed mediation only is "under consideration" and therefore would not yet closed the partnership or its details.
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