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Why shuffle won't add up to much

Scheduled to be held on Jan. 14 and called off at the last moment, changes in prime minister Hamadi Jebali’s [...] (159 words)

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Clan mentality behind political crisis

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Jebali already planning cabinet shuffle

Prime minister Hamadi Jebali appears poised to shake up his government. Many in the corridors of the government headquarters have

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Marzouki and Jebali vye for EU support

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