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Weekly protests are a common feature in Tunisia. Tunisians took part in a demonstration organized by the National Salvation Front, a coalition of opposition parties and civil society groups. They protested against President Kais Saied and an upcoming July 25 constitutional referendum
Weekly protests are a common feature in Tunisia. Tunisians took part in a demonstration organized by the National Salvation Front, a coalition of opposition parties and civil society groups. They protested against President Kais Saied and an upcoming July 25 constitutional referendum.
President Kais Saied is seeking constitutional reforms which he asserts will help him curb extremism in the north African country. There are many people, according to reports, who are against it. They allege that it is a ploy of the president to corner more powers.
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It’s been almost a year since President Kaies Saied sacked the government and took hold of all executive powers, Critics have since accused him of making a grab for one man-rule and denouncing an authoritarian rule.
