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TUNISIA Issue dated 11/05/2017

Chafik Sarsar falls victim to the economic reconciliation bill

According to our sources, three new members of the ISIE [...] (131 words)

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ISIE lacks urns and ink for the elections

Independent electoral supervision body ISIE is facing a tricky logistical problem as the first round of the presidential elections approaches [...]

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"BCE" struggles to get a grip on Tataouine revolt

The protests sweeping across the Tataouine region are not only the result of the widespread unemployment afflicting southern Tunisia. President Beji Caid Essebsi ("BCE") is also paying for his erratic management of the most serious social crisis in the country [. [...]

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