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TUNISIA Issue dated 24/09/2015

Rafik Abdessalem defends BCE’s interest within Ennahda

Within Ennahda, Rafik Abdessalem is leading supporters of the economic [...] (129 words)

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Rafik Abdessalem climbs the rankings

Former foreign minister Rafik Abdessalem, whose real name is Rafik Bouchlaka, is gaining influence within Ennahda. According to our information, [...]

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BCE fixes his amnesty law

The debate about the economic and financial crimes amnesty bill championed by Beji Caid Essebsi (BCE) is set to begin [...]

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Rached Ghannouchi's about-turn over Syria does not wash

Long expert in getting Ennahda’s grass roots to swallow contradictory [...]

TUNISIA 17/09/2015

Hafedh Caïd Essebsi and Marzouk fight over BCE's legacy

The presidential "reconciliation" draft law, which is already sharply contested (MC 1167), is also serving as a pretext for the [...]

TUNISIA 10/09/2015

Belhaj seeks advice on amnesty law

Beji Caid Essebsi and his staff are running after advice and support to ensure that the economic and financial crimes [...]

Spotlight TUNISIA 03/09/2015

How Essebsi can save his economic amnesty law

A priority objective for Beji Caid Essebsi (BCE) and his advisers (MC 1162), the economic and financial crime reconciliation bill provoked a wave of protest during the summer. Despite appearances, however, the president has all the cards he needs to [. [...]

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New tango in the offing for Ghannouchi & Essebsi

Beaten by the Nidaa Tounes party in Tunisia’s Oct. 26 general election, the Islamist Ennahda party still has cards to play in the presidential ballot at the end of November. The movement’s secretary-general, Rached Ghannouchi, could even emerge as a [. [...]

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BCE fixes his amnesty law

Rached Ghannouchi's about-turn over Syria does not wash

Hafedh Caïd Essebsi and Marzouk fight over BCE's legacy

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