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Security tight as trial resumes over showing of Persepolis on ...
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[National Post] - Amnesty International called on Tunisia's new Islamist-led government not to repeat the repression of ex-president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the first leader overthrown in the Arab Spring. “Prosecuting and convicting people on the basis of the peaceful
Guardian: Tunisia sets its sights on open and transparent government
[The Guardian] - Hédi Ben Abbes, the Tunisian secretary of state, has said that since the overthrow of President Ben Ali last year, the country's new democratic regime has set itself ambitious objectives in changing Tunisia's culture in order to introduce more open and
Tunisian protesters bring something unusual to demonstration: books
www.pri.org
[Public Radio International PRI] - President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali was toppled in January The protests continued as Tunisia searched for a new way forward. Ironically, the new leaders recently banned protests on one of the Tunisian capital's most symbolic streets.
Qatar lends Tunisia $500 mln: c.bank
english.ahram.org.eg
[Ahram Online] - Popular protests ousted veteran Tunisian leader Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali last year but months of unrest, strikes and protests discouraged tourism and hit the economy, which shrank 1.8 percent. The newly-elected government expects the economy to return
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